Postpublished at 17:16 Greenwich Mean Time 7 March 2015
Time for me to sign off. Good night.
FT: Ross County 1-0 Partick Thistle (Curran)
Thistle's Kigginbotham sent off as County go clear of bottom
FT: Motherwell 1-1 Kilmarnock (McDonald) (Obadeyi)
Killie defender Westlake dismissed, Well move a point above St Mirren
Inverness P-P Raith Rovers - Cup tie called off due to waterlogged pitch
FT: Cowdenbeath 0-0 Rangers
New Rangers directors attend match at Cowdenbeath
Andy Campbell
Time for me to sign off. Good night.
Rangers caretaker manager Kenny McDowall has just spoken to BBC Scotland and felt conditions largely influenced his side's 0-0 draw with Cowdenbeath.
McDowall, who is a notice period, also gave his thoughts on Friday's changes to the Rangers boardroom, saying: "I think it's fantastic news for Glasgow Rangers and our fantastic support that have stood by the club the past four years. The club can heal now and move forward. I'll discuss [my future] in private with the board."
Please join us again for live coverage of the Scottish Cup quarter-finals: Hibernian v Berwick Rangers (12:45), Dundee United v Celtic (15:30). The semi-final draw will follow the match at Tannadice.
Almost time for me to go.
St Mirren are the new occupants of bottom place in the Premiership with 10 games to go.
Ross County manager Jim McIntyre
"We were trying to get that second goal to kill the game off but we couldn't quite get it. We've managed to gain another three points today. It was 'winning ugly' today."
So, not a lot of goals today but some big results.
Laurence Millar on Facebook: "After last week's mauling at Tynecastle, what a response from Jimmy Nichol's Cowdenbeath team! Laurence from Peebles"
Annan Athletic 1-3 Albion Rovers
Clyde 1-1 East Stirlingshire
Montrose 3-0 Arbroath
Queen's Park 1-0 East Fife
Brechin City 0-0 Airdrieonians
Dunfermline Athletic 2-1 Ayr United
Greenock Morton 0-2 Forfar Athletic
Stenhousemuir 2-1 Peterhead
Dumbarton 1-0 Alloa Athletic
A new board of directors for Rangers but their indifferent form on the pitch continues with a draw against Cowdenbeath.
Motherwell also move clear of St Mirren but only by a point after being held to a draw by 10-man Kilmarnock.
Ross County are three points clear of the bottom of the Scottish Premiership, courtesy of Craig Curran's first-half winner.
Over At Fir Park, Scott McDonald has had a couple of chances for the hosts, firing wide and then being denied by goalkeeper Craig Samson.
Michael Gardyne steals possession as the ball is played back to Partick Thistle goalkeeper Paul Gallacher and almost profits but his shot trickles across the face of goal.
Filip Kiss's shot is saved by Paul Gallacher as Ross County chase a second in Dingwall.
Marius Zaliukas misses an excellent chance to win the match for Rangers, heading wide.
Not long left in this afternoon's games. Goals have been at a premium and any between now and full-time could have huge ramifications.
Killie almost go ahead again as Motherwell goalkeeper George Long misses a corner and the ball creeps wide.