As I just said, a huge day in Scottish football tomorrow. Every inch of it covered on BBC Sport Scotland.

Hope you'll join us then. Have a cracking long weekend and get wired into some Easter eggs for me.

Until next time.

Massive games to tide you over in the second tier. That top of the table clash - cannae wait!

• Arbroath v Dunfermline Athletic
• Dundee United v Raith Rovers
• Greenock Morton v Queen's Park
• Partick Thistle v Inverness CT

Saturday 3pm all across the board. We've got you covered online, on Sportsound and, for the first time ever, Open All Mics is on the telly!

Tune in to the BBC Scotland channel tomorrow.

This league table melts my head every time I look at it.

Such a tight division. Incredible.

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Airdrie player-mamager Rhys McCabe tells BBC Scotland: "We gift Ayr United back into the game with a sloppy individual mistake. It threw us off our game for 10 minutes.

"We get ourselves in front with a good goal, but the sloppiness cost us.

"These are tough places to go. You have to match them with the physical side and the intensity. We knew they'd come out with a rocket up the backside and they did.

"It's a reality check. I'm a glass half-full kind of guy. Sometimes it's good to be brought back to earth after so much success."

Thought this man was excellent tonight.

At just 19, Josh Clarke showed real promise with his showing in between the sticks.

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Scott Brown certainly still isn't happy about that challenge on Harry McHugh.

He calls it a "shambles". James McFadden quick to say it was "definitely a red".

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Ayr United boss Scott Brown tells BBC Scotland: "It's good to see us looking up. The lads' endeavour has been exceptional.

"Our centre forward ended up playing right-back at one point, they keep working hard.

"We knew we could be ruthless in front of goal, and Anton [Dowds] was. He's a willing runner.

"We know where we are and we need to try and dig ourselves out the situation, and hopefully we did that tonight.

"We take one game at a time. We need to try and get to 40 points as quick as we can."

Postpublished at 21:45 Greenwich Mean Time 29 March 2024

21:45 GMT 29 March 2024

FT: Ayr United 2-1 Airdrieonians

Emmmmm, this looks sore.

In the aftermath of that challenge from Dean McMaster, Harry McHugh is in real pain, but the three points in the bank should help the recovery.

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James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Sportscene

Ayr definitely deserved their win in the end.

It was a topsy-turvy game. We get all the drama on a Friday night!

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The Ayr United goalscorers have just been chatting to our reporter Amy Canavan.

Sean McGinty: "It's fantastic. We've not been very good at home recently. It's a massive night for the football club. Hopefully that can push us on now."

Anton Dowds: "We knew our chances would come. Thankfully we did and we got our two goals."

Kris Doolan
Partick Thistle manager on BBC Sportscene

Scott Brown will be delighted.

I'd love to know what his half-time team talk was there. They came out a completely different side.

A quickfire comeback at the start of the second period sees Ayr United get the better of Airdrieonians again.

Anton Dowds and Sean McGinty's goals give Scott Brown's side all three points after Airdrie's Josh O'Connor had opened the scoring.

Ayr climb to sixth and are now just one point behind tonight's opponents, who occupy the final promotion play-off place.

Some league.

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Offside call draws the ire of the visitors.

Calum Gallagher says he wasn't active as the ball was slipped through...

Josh Clarke, you're a braver man than me.

He has no hesitation in diving in low to take the ball from Calum Gallagher's feet.

Put his head where others (especially me) wouldn't.

Four minutes added on.

And just as the board goes up, Sean McGinty has to poke behind as Airdrie swarm forward.

Anton Dowds, the man who kickstarted the comeback, makes way for Lucas McRoberts for the young man's debut.

Airdrie fans will be glad to see the back of him. Six goals against him this season.

Enough to have you waking up in a cold sweat.

Lovely delivery from Dean McMaster as Airdrie look to pile bodies into the box.

Ayr stand strong. They'll be tested in these final moments.

Michael Stewart isn't too sure how to feel about Roy Syla getting selfies with the Ayr faithful as he makes his way round the park.

I doubt he's the only one...

Five to go.

Can Airdrie find a leveller? They haven't looked like it all half, really.

Another knock for Ayr United with Roy Syla now on the decks.

He'll limp off to replaced by Paul Smith. Will require so rejigging of the Ayr defence, you'd think.