So, Rangers and Motherwell will vie for a place in the Premiership next season. Tomorrow, our attention turns to the final day of the season for the top six in the Premiership, including a Dundee derby!

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"It all feels a bit surreal because I would've loved to continued in the job. It's hard to describe how I'm feeling just now."

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"We had a good nucleus of boys coming through and we needed to add (to the squad) in January and weren't able to do that.

"I believe I could've pushed the club on and certainly try to get a promotion place anyway."

"We're delighted to come through the two legs (against Hibs) and we knew they'd come out fast."

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"It's tough going back to face your former club at the best of times, but particularly for the play-off scenario where one team stays down and the other goes up.

"And playing against my brother Josh as well and it seemed like fate a couple of months ago that it would come to that.

"It's going to be touch emotionally for the manage going back and [assistant] Kenny Black going back: you couldn't really write it could you?

"It's going to be tough for me personally and for Josh."

"We're waiting for a couple of guys coming back with answers [on contract talks] and then we can move onto our targets."

"We've already started preparing (for the play-off against Rangers) and we've watched them five or six times at Ibrox.

"Away goals don't count but we'll make sure we're organised and difficult to break down.

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"We'll go to Ibrox with belief that we can give them problems."

Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby Park

"Ross County's Richie Brittain leaves the field in tears after making his final appearance in seven years with the Dingwall side."

Jim Spence
BBC Sport at New Douglas Park

Taking their applause from the home crowd @acciesfc

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BBC Sport at New Douglas Park

"Accies take the three points through Ali Crawford's strike."

Accies, who finish the season in seventh spot, receive a standing ovation from their appreciative fans. The Buddies will now focus on life in the Championship next season with new manager Ian Murray at the helm.

Partick finish in eighth place while Motherwell will now gear up for their Premiership play-off final against Rangers.

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It hasn't been a great game but we may have found a great winner. Ali Crawford touches the ball onto his right foot, his shot is well placed and beats goalkeeper Marian Kello.

Have Accies done enough to claim maximum points?

Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby Park

"Rocco Quinn's first goal of the season there..."

Ross County have come from behind to lead at Rugby Park. Liam Boyce turns provider this time as he feeds substitute Rocco Quinn who makes no mistake.

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Michael McGovern drops the ball and for a fleeting moment the chance of a goal appears. However, referee Craig Thomson rules it as a foul on the goalkeeper, and the crowd go back to their crosswords...

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Motherwell striker John Sutton thinks he's given the hosts the lead but his effort is superbly saved by Partick keeper Scott Fox.

Liam Boyce's 11th goal of the season and 10 of them have come in the league. He once played for Cliftonville against Celtic in a Champions League qualifier. His effort restores parity at Rugby Park. Game on!

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