Thelin on Nilsen injury, St Mirren test, and European racepublished at 15:05 BST 2 May
Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland Senior Reporter

Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin has been speaking to the media ahead of Saturday's Premiership trip to St Mirren.
Here are the key points from his press conference:
Thelin confirmed midfielder Sivert Heltne Nilsen will miss the rest of the season with an eye injury, adding he is hopeful the midfielder can be back for pre-season, saying "everything is going as well as it could be".
He also adds that defender Kristers Tobers is back to full training, but this weekend's game in Paisley will come too soon for him to return.
The Dons boss is expecting a difficult game against a St Mirren team "that are really clear in what they do and they do it really well"
However, Thelin says they have "to believe in our things", saying that in training, the players "are front-footed and really pushing each other" to be ready for all the challenging games between now and the end of the season.
Despite the potential implications for the Dons elsewhere this weekend, with two of their European rivals, Hibs and Dundee Utd going head to head at Easter Road, Thelin emphasises that they are simply focused on themselves.
On winger Shayden Morris being named Player of the Year at the club awards last night, Thelin said he is "really happy for him", and highlighted how hard he has worked and his "desire to want to learn"
On the future of the players whose deals are up in the summer, he said there will be clarity at the end of the season and for now, the focus is on the remaining games of the campaign.