County win League Cup for first time
Gardyne and Schalk score for County
Liam Fontaine hits the net for Hibs
We'll be following Ross County on their travels on Wednesday as they face St Johnstone at McDiarmid Park in the Scottish Premiership.
Joins us again in midweek. Thanks for your company today as history was made as County won their first major trophy as they lifted the League Cup after a thrilling final against Hibs.
Image source, SNSRoss County broke out the bubbly in the Hampden dressing-room
Strangely, Scotland's two major cup trophies are now in the possession of two of the clubs who joined the senior leagues from the Highland League in 1995 - Inverness Caledonian Thistle being holders of the Scottish Cup.
For County, it is back to training tomorrow morning apparently as they prepare to face St Johnstone on Wednesday in their bid to finish in the top six of the Premiership.
You can now read Richard Wilson's match report from Hampden Park. There will be more reaction and Richard's analysis of the game later.
Image source, SNSRoss County chairman Roy McGregor has led his club from the Highland League to Scottish League Cup winners
BBC Radio Scotland
"We had decent ball, but I feel we did not create the opportunities we should have done.
"I thought we were the better team, but how many times does it happen that the best teams lose?
"You have to give Ross County credit. They tried to hit us in the counter.
"Overall, did we do enough? Maybe, maybe not.
"My players are going to be majorly disappointed, but there's still a great deal to play for this season.
"It is a fairytale story for Ross County and unfortunately it was not to be for us today."
Image source, SNSHibs players could not hide their disappointment at Hampden
Image source, SNSAndrew Davies became the first Ross County captain to lift the Scottish League Cup
Ross County midfielder on BBC Radio Scotland
"My mum, dad and sister are over from Australia.
"It is worth every bit of it and I am lost for words.
"We have a big league game on Wednesday night against St Johnstone, so the celebrations will be short-lived."
Quote MessageI am really proud for everyone and really delighted for all these fans. I am in it for what you see there. This is not the end of the journey and now we want to finish in the top six of the league
Roy McGregor, Ross County chairman on BBC Radio Scotland
What a fairy story for Ross County. The team from the tiny town of Dingwall, Scottish senior football's most northerly outpost, a town with less than 6,000 inhabitants.
Most of the town are at Hampden, but a big party will be underway on their return.
Image source, SNSAlex Schalk scored Ross County's winning goal from close range at Hampden
County captain Andrew Davies climbs the stairs to lift the League Cup trophy. The first County skipper to do so.
The Hibs players look disconsolate as they receive their losers medals, their hopes of a promotion, Scottish Cup and League Cup treble having been ended.
On BBC Radio Scotland
"I thought we scored against the run of play.
"Hibs started better for us and we had some crucial blocks and crucial saves.
"Nobody ever remembers the losers and that was the message to my players at half time.
"It is not just enough getting here - we have to try to win it."
On BBC Radio Scotland
"Incredible. We fought so hard today.
"They are a great side Hibs and were unlucky not to score a couple of goals in the first half.
"But we have great fighting spirit and were determined to improve.
"I had cramp, but it could not have ended better for me."
What a dramatic ending for Ross County as they win the Scottish League Cup for the first time in their history - a first major cup triumph for the Dingwall club.
Hibernian 1-2 Ross County
Hibernian 1-2 Ross County
Gary Woods rises to turn over the crossbar a superb overhead kick from Liam Fontaine as Hibs press for an equaliser.