Lovely feature with Ayr United boss Scott Brown on the telly box there.

Rovers fans will be wanting his side to do them a favour tomorrow, but they'll need to do the business themselves first tonight...

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland international on BBC Scotland

Raith have a lack of confidence.

The intensity is not there from them.

It's not a major concern, but Ian Murray will be wanting more as the play-offs approach.

Some folks in the studio saying it could be a fingertip save from Kevin Dabrowski on that first Cammy Harper effort.

I'm not having it, personally.

If you're watching, give us a thumbs up if it's off the woodwork or a thumbs down if it's a ludicrous save.

John Robertson
Ex-Inverness CT manager on BBC Scotland

Early on from both teams it was very lively.

After that start, Inverness have totally dominated.

They should be not one goal but two goals ahead.

Goalless at the break.

Kevin Dabrowski has pulled out a few strong saves, including a sublime stop to keep out Cammy Harper after the wing-back hit the crossbar seconds before.

Raith Rovers have offered less than their hosts going forward and will need to improve in the second 45 if they want to push Dundee United for as long as possible at the top of the table.

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It's a threatening ball in toward the front post by Sean McAllister, but James Brown hooks it clear from danger.

Raith skipper Scott Brown picks up the first booking of the game after bringing down Morgan Boyes out wide.

Decent delivery opportunity from the set-piece for Inverness sub Sean McAllister.

Two minutes added on.

Alex Samuel and James Brown having a bit of a tussle there while scrapping over the ball

Quite honestly, not much else has happened in the last five minutes.

Billy Dodds
Former Inverness CT manager on BBC Scotland

It's evenly balanced.

Inverness are lacking that cutting edge at times, they've had some great chances. That's been the story of their season so far.

Raith haven't done enough so far.

There's a fifth shot for Raith Rovers. If you can call it that.

Sam Stanton surges forward through the middle, but his 30-yard shot flies wildly well over the crossbar and is met by many sarcastic cheers from the home support.

Six shots and six corners so far for the hosts compared to Raith Rovers' four attempts and one single corner.

Duncan Ferguson's side have certainly been happy to get forward and put pressure on the visitor's backline early on.

Cammy Kerr goes for the spectacular as a headed clearance drops from the sky at his feet.

Unfortunately, the Dundee loanee can't catch it sweetly enough and his long-range strike trickles wide of Kevin Dabrowski's post.

A comfortable save for Mark Ridgers as Rovers skipper Scott Brown lets fly from distance.

Boos ring out after the goalkeeper's ensuing drop kick forward is blocked on purpose by Jack Hamilton. Cheeky, sure, but also effective in stopping the counter from the Raith striker.

Billy Dodds
Former Inverness CT manager on BBC Scotland

Inverness should be in front.

They've been the better team and have had the better chances.

It's some great goalkeeping stops that have kept Raith Rovers level.

Cammy Harper, somehow, hasn't put the home side in front!

The ball lands perfectly at the wide-man's feet in the Rovers box and his placed effort smacks off the bar, before his headed follow-up is expertly kept out by a terrific save from the trailing leg of Kevin Dabrowski

How has that stayed out?!

And his night is indeed over. Aaron Doran tries to shake off the knock but can't continue.

Sean McAllister is on his place.

It looks like Aaron Doran's evening may be over after the attacker picked up a knock in a challenge...

The hosts keep the pressure on following that massive chance via a handful of corners, but Rovers somehow hold out and get the ball clear each time.