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On television, Open All Mics will take you through the best of the opening Saturday on BBC One Scotland at 14:25 BST, before Sportscene highlights on BBC Scotland at 20:00.

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Ayr United manager Scott Brown: "They played really well, they deserved more than draw if I'm honest.

"We didn't work as hard as they did, we just thought if we scored first, it would be nice and easy for us.

"Grit and determination, and they keep going and get an opportunity late on in the game, as I said, individually we weren't good enough.

"We have to make sure that we're working harder."

Arbroath co-manager David Gold: "I did enjoy that, three points would have been better, but that would be really pernickety.

"Everyone, to a man, worked so hard tonight, and I thought over the piece that we were the better team.

"The big man deserves a special mention [Todorov].

"He's probably disappointed he's not started tonight, but he certainly played his part tonight, that speaks a lot about his character."

Arbroath goalscorer Nioklay Todorov tells BBC Scotland: "I'm delighted for the boys, they worked really hard.

"We've been really good and delighted to put the cherry on the top.

"It's not a win, but it's better than coming away from the game with nothing.

"Most of my goals are in the box, and when I see the ball go wide, I'm all I'm thinking is to get to the back of the defender.

"You see the boys graft and put in a shift today, and that's what we want to instil."

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It's good to be back in the Championship, eh?

Nikolay Todorov's late equaliser was the last bit of drama after all.

It ends level at Gayfield as both teams take a point from the opening game of the Scottish Championship.

Here, it could be a precious one come the final day... who knows?

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Can either side find a dramatic winner?

They have five additional minutes to do so.

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Scotland

In the opening 20 or 25 minutes, Arbroath were on the back foot, but from then on they've been in the ascendancy.

They've created opportunities, but they've not taken them.

They could have even created a bit more.

Ryan Dow flicks the ball up on the edge of the box, but it won't drop quickly enough for him to regain control of it.

He's been a shining light for the hosts this evening.

Right, 10 to go.

10 shots so far for Arbroath too.

Can they find a leveller?

Ryan Dow checks onto his right foot on the left corner of the area and looks to reverse it to the underlapping Jack Wilkie.

He stabs his overhit pass out of play. Another move breaks down for the hosts.

Stop me if you've heard this cliche before, but the next goal feels almightily important here.

If Ayr get it, the wind will come right out of Arbroath's sails.

Should Arbroath score, they only ramp up the momentum.

A wee bit of final-third action wouldn't go amiss right now, too.

Kyle Ure picks up a booking.

It can probably be filed under necessary, though, as he stops Arbroath's Jack Wilkie, who was maurauding down the left-hand side into a chunk of open space.

After a pretty relentless hour of football, both sides can be excused for the pace dropping slightly in the last five minutes or so.

Once again, Arbroath are on the attack.

It's fizzed out left and then whipped into the area before a foul is given against them.

Defender Liam Dick stoops low to try and head it away as Gavin Reilly goes in with his feet.

What a save, David Mitchell.

Arbroath's Gavin Reillt runs from deep and latches onto a deep, searching through ball.

Reilly sets himself and fires a left-footed shot towards goal but Mitchell stands tall and guides it over the bar. Great save.

It has been all Arboath since the restart, but they've struggled to fashion a decent attacking move as of yet.

Their work ethic has been outstanding so far, though.

Enough wittering on from me, though.

Second half-time.