Hearts knocked out after 2-2 draw with Dunfermline, who win Group B
Hibs beat Alloa 3-0 to top Group D; Ayr beat Annan 6-0 to win Group E
Hamilton beat Stenhousemuir to top Group G, Partick through as runners-up
Kilmarnock & Ross County also through as group runners-up
Falkirk, Livingston & Motherwell already qualified as group winners
Dundee & Dundee Utd complete group stage on Sun - both set to qualify
Ali Crawford
Accies have looked unconvincing in the early stages, but a miss-hit shot from Ali Crawford is enough to put the Premiership side ahead against their League Two visitors.
Bob McHugh
Bob McHugh fires Morton into the lead against their League Two visitors.
Fraser Murray
The 18-year-old midfielder Murray, who had already gone close with a dipping 20-yard strike, hammers Hibs into the lead after good inter-play between Simon Murray and Martin Boyle.
John Barnes
BBC Scotland
Kilmarnock are close to signing Scotland international Gordon Greer.
The 36-year-old defender was released by Blackburn Rovers following their relegation to English League One.
Greer previously had a four year spell at Rugby Park between 2003-2007.
Image source, Rex FeaturesGordon Greer has been released by Blackburn Rovers
Cammy Smith
St Mirren are ahead in what is a dead rubber, with the goal being given to either Cammy Smith or as an own goal.
Lewis Vaughan
Lewis Vaughan volleys Raith Rovers into an early lead in the Fife derby.
Paul Cairney
Paul Cairney fires Peterhead into the lead with a fine drive from 20 yards.
That is more bad news for Ian Cathro and Hearts, who are level on points with the Edinburgh side.
Craig McGuffie
Ayr are well on their way to being seeds in the next round as Craig McGuffie puts them two ahead.
Ross Docherty
Group E leaders Ayr are flying after their relegation from the Championship, Ross Docherty firing them into the lead after only 19 seconds.
We're off around the country in what is poised to be a thrilling day of group permutations.
Scotland under-16s 2-0 Uruaguay under 16s
Young sensation Karamoko Dembele shows off some outstanding skills in Scotland under-16s match with Uruguay. Scotland won 2-0 through second half goals from Connor Smith and a Dembele penalty.
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Alloa Athletic v Hibernian (15:00)
Hibernian head coach Neil Lennon has been speaking to Radio Scotland about the prospect of Anthony Stokes, the striker released by Blackburn Rovers, returning to the club for a third spell.
"The club have done everything they can," he said. "I have had private chats with Anthony, I met him on Wednesday and the talks were positive.
"But he has a lot of offers and has a big decision to make at this juncture in his career.
"If he decides to come to Hibs, it won't be for the money, even though it is a very good financial package.
"From a footballing point of view, I think this is his home. He has had a great time here in two previous spells.
"He hasn't played a lot of football in the last two or three years and his conditioning would need a bit of work, but I think he is at his peak.
"It's a purely personal decision for Anthony, but we have a board meeting on Monday, so hopefully we will hear [from Stokes] before then.
" The [Premiership] season starts next week and we can't wait forever."
Image source, Rex FeaturesAnthony Stokes is in talks with Hibs after leaving Blackburn Rovers
Hamilton Academical v Stenhousemuir (15:00)
Hamilton boss Martin Canning has made eight changes for their Group G game against Stenhousemuir.
The Accies boss has come in for a little criticism for his squad rotation, which has been blamed for his side needing a win to qualify.
Queen of the South v Albion Rovers (15:00)
Late last year, Albion Rovers knocked Queen of the South out of the Scottish Cup. Watch Calum Ferguson's winning goal from that tie here. The part-timers from Coatbridge, who lead their group, will be looking to spring another surprise.
Brechin City v Falkirk (15:00)
Falkirk visit Brechin City this afternoon. Here's archive of one of their previous meetings at the Falkirk Stadium from the Bairns' run to the Scottish Cup final in 2015.
Hearts v Dunfermline Athletic (15:00)
Hearts will be hoping for a repeat of this blast from the past. Two own goals were scored the last time they faced Dunfermline - watch here.
Greenock Morton v Edinburgh City (15:00)
Greenock Morton: Gaston, Murdoch, Doyle, Forbes, Quitongo, Thomson, McHugh, Tidser, Russell, McManus, Iredale.
Substitutes:Tiffoney, Strapp, Langan, Armour, McGowan
Edinburgh City: Antell, Caddow, Harrison, Walker, Laird, Beattie, Grimes, Olanrewaju, Glackin, Smith, Verlaque
Substitutes: Morton, McBeath, Downie, Barfoot, Rodger
Partick Thistle v Stranraer (15:00)
Chick Young
BBC Scotland at Firhill
Quote MessageIt's a must-win for Thistle with Livingston already declared Group H winners. But they should stroll it. Stranraer haven't won a game in the section . Plus the Jags have turned Blair Spittal into a goal machine. And another thing. Who turned the sun off? It's freezing!
Group H
Alan Archibald received plaudits for Partick Thistle's top-six finish in the Premiership last season, but he will face early criticism should the Group H's top seeds fail to make the next stage.
League One champions Livingston have already qualified as group winners after completing their four games with three wins and a draw.
But Thistle, who are guaranteed to finish second, will be favourites to beat League One outfit Stranraer at home and secure one of those best runners-up spots.
Raith Rovers v Cowdenbeath (15:00)
Raith Rovers: Lennox, Thomson, McKay, Benedictus, Murray, Matthews, Robertson, Callachan, Vaughan, Spence, Buchanan.
Substitutes: Valentine, Barr, Davidson, Osei-Opoku, Court, Berry, Brian.
Cowdenbeath: McGovern, Pyper, Rumsby, Syme, Rutherford, Buchanan, Mullen, Mcinally, Swan, Muirhead, Josh Morris.
Substitutes: Thomson, Turnbull, Kellichan, Leslie, Miller, Ovenstone, Penman.