Conference League: FT - St Mirren 4-1 Valur, agg 4-1
Shaun Rooney's first Buddies goal, Toyosi Olusanya nets second, Mark O'Hara lashes in volley for third
Tryggvi Haraldsson pulls one back from the penalty spot but Alex Iacovitti gets St Mirren's fourth
St Mirren play Brann next
Europa League: FT - Cercle Bruges 1-0 Kilmarnock, agg 2-1
Thibo Somers capitalises on mistake to put hosts in front
Robby McCrorie saves second-half Cercle penalty
Killie to face Tromso in Conference League, Cercle play Molde in Europa League
St Mirren 1-0 Valur (agg 1-0)
Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at SMISA Stadium
Official number of travelling fans is 25, though I've done a quick count - twice - and have ended up at 22.
Fair play to them all, no easy trek as the Buddies will tell you...
Cercle Bruges 1-0 Kilmarnock (agg 2-1)
Yet again, Kilmarnock threaten to create their own downfall.
From a few slack passes, Cercle almost hit on the break and Stuart Findlay has to bring down Kevin Denkey on the halfway line.
First yellow card of the evening.
St Mirren 1-0 Valur (agg 1-0)
Tell you what, that's not too far away from Roland Idowu!
St Mirren do really well to win back possession from Valur and string together a couple of nice passes before Idowu has a dig and has to watch his effort skirt over the bar.
St Mirren 1-0 Valur (agg 1-0)
Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at SMISA Stadium
Check that fist pump from Ellery Balcombe.
He knows how big a save that was.
Cercle Bruges 1-0 Kilmarnock (agg 2-1)
Change at half-time for Kilmarnock as Matty Kennedy replaces Joe Wright.
I wonder if that'll mean a back-three with Danny Armstrong and Kennedy on either side. We'll keep you updated.
St Mirren 1-0 Valur (agg 1-0)
What. A. Save.
Ellery Balcombe denies Valur a quickfire equaliser.
He gets down low to deny Haroldsson, how big could that prove to be?
He was superb last week as well.
St Mirren 1-0 Valur (agg 1-0)
Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at SMISA Stadium
IT JUST HAD TO BE!
Shaun Rooney, the goal machine, is back in Scotland.
Image source, SNSSt Mirren 1-0 Valur (agg 1-0)
James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Sportscene
Image source, SNSWho else? He's so aggressive at attacking the ball. We've seen it before on the big occasions.
It's a tremendous ball from Mark O'Hara, it's a great run.
We gave him the big build-up and and he's certainly stepped up.
Shaun Rooney
It had to be him. On his debut and on the big occasion again!
Mark O'Hara's cross is absolutely perfect and Shaun Rooney goes storming in at the back post to fire his header into the back of the net.
Image source, BBC SportSt Mirren 0-0 Valur (agg 0-0)
Valur's attack is cut out well by Mark O'Hara.
St Mirren attempt to go up the other end through Toyosi Olusanya but he's fouled and wins his side a free-kick.
He gets through on goal before the offside flag goes up again.
St Mirren 0-0 Valur (agg 0-0)
It's a a trip to Norway if St Mirren get themselves through this.
Brann have beaten Go Ahead Eagles 2-1 on aggregate.
St Mirren 0-0 Valur (agg 0-0)
Mark O'Hara whips in a lovely ball for Jonah Ayunga in the Valur box, but he can't manage to get a decent touch on it.
What a chance.
HT: Cercle Bruges 1-0 Kilmarnock (agg 2-1)
Brian McLauchlin
BBC Scotland in Bruges
Derek McInnes has some tough talking to do at half-time.
With a little bit more belief and composure up top then they can pose a threat to Cercle, but they must cut out the silly mistakes that cost them in the opening 45 minutes.
There is still plenty of hope they can turn this around.
A first half dominated by the hosts, who look free-flowing on the counter attack and far more dangerous than they did last week in Ayrshire.
That said, the goal came from a Kilmarnock howler as Lewis Mayo and Liam Donnelly failed to clear a harmless cross.
It's not been the best display from Killie so far. Much work to do in the second half.
Image source, SNSSt Mirren 0-0 Valur (agg 0-0)
Some early pressure from the hosts as Shaun Rooney sees his long-range effort bend wide.
Cercle Bruges 1-0 Kilmarnock (agg 2-1)
Almost a second for Cercle right before half-time.
A cross from the right isn't well punched away by Robby McCrorie and Hannes van der Bruggen heads it straight back, but it's inches over the bar.
St Mirren 0-0 Valur
James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Sportscene
You can see what it means to every single person in here.
Cercle Bruges 1-0 Kilmarnock (agg 2-1)
A pause in play as Joe Wright receives treatment from the physios. Looks like he'll be able to continue.
Into injury time in the first half.
St Mirren 0-0 Valur (agg 0-0)
Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at SMISA Stadium
Some noise in here.
Special.
Image source, SNSSt Mirren 0-0 Valur (agg 0-0)
After 37 years without it, European football is back in Paisley.