With Queen's Park crowned champions and Brechin City consigned to a play-off at the bottom, the fourth-tier focus is on a four-team race for promotion.

It is second against third as Edinburgh City host Elgin City with the sides separated by goal difference.

Meanwhile, Stirling Albion, level on points with those two but playing their final game, really need a win at home to Stranraer, who sit a point behind.

Livingston: Stryjek, Devlin, Fitzwater, Guthrie, Longridge, Sibbald, Bartley, Pittman, Poplantik, Holt, Emmanuel-Thomas

Substitutes: Maley, Kabia, McMillan, Lithgow, Forrest, Diani, Ambrose, Serrano, Mullin

Aberdeen: Woods, Hoban, Considine, Hendry, McGinn, McGeouch, Hayes, McLennan, Ferguson, Kamberi, MacKenzie

Substitutes: Ritchie, Hornby, Hedges, Ross, Campbell, Callagher, Ruth, Kennedy, Ramsay

St Mirren: Alnwick, Tait, Shaughnessy, Doyle-Hayes, MacPherson, Finlayson, Dennis, Fraser, Erhahon, Henderson, Quaner

Substitutions: Lyness, Mason, McCarthy, McAllister, Durmus, McGrath, Erwin

Hamilton Academical: Gourlay, Odoffin, McMann, Hamilton, Martin, Mimnaugh, Moyo, Munro, Hodson, Callachan, Anderson

Substitutions: Scully, Stirling, Stanger, Trafford, C.Smith, Thomas, L.Smith, Redfern

Dundee United: Mehmet, Smith, Edwards, Reynolds, Robson, Fuchs, Butcher, Harkes, McNulty, Shankland, Clark.

Substitutes: Doohan, Sporle, Connolly, Pawlett, Hoti, Chalmers, Bolton, Appere, Smith.

Ross County: Laidlaw, Naismith, Iacovitti, Donaldson, Hjelde, Vigurs, Kelly, Spittal, Tillson, Gardyne, White.

Substitutes: Hilton, Draper, Shaw, Mckay, Hylton, Watson, Charles-Cook, Lakin, Paton.

Motherwell: Kelly, O'Donnell, Gallagher, Lamie, McGinley, Campbell, Lawless, Foley, Hastie, Cole, Long.

Substitutes: Chapman, Cornelius, Magliore, Mugabi, Dunne, Watt, Carroll, Crawford, Maguire.

Kilmarnock: Rogers, Millen, Broadfoot, Rossi, Haunstrup, Dicker, Power, McKenzie, Pinnock, Kiltie, Lafferty.

Substitutes: Doyle, McGowan, Oakley, Whitehall, Waters, Mulumbu, Medley, Tshibola, Burke.

Hibernian: Marciano, Hanlon, Porteous, McGinn, Doig, Gogic, Irvine, Newell, Wright, Boyle, Doidge.

Substitutes: Macey, Gray, Magennis, Stevenson, Hallberg, McGregor, Bradley.

St Johnstone: Parish, Kerr, Gordon, Brown, McCart, Booth, Bryson, McCann, Middleton, O'Halloran, Kane.

Substitutes: Willis, Rooney, Davidson, Wotherspoon, Conway, May, Gilmour, Melamed.

With Scotland's football clubs backing the nationwide social media blackout campaign designed to force more action against online abuse, team news may be a bit slower today now that we have to use old technology.

Lucky we kept those carrier pigeons on the wage bill!

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The build-up to today's games is about to start on BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound.

Among the pundits joining host Richard Gordon are former Scotland internationals Willie Miller, Michael Stewart, Derek Ferguson and Leanne Crichton, plus former Hearts and St Johnstone wing-man Allan Preston.

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Last night's final fixtures of the curtailed, 27-game Championship season mean that we now know the sequence of games required to find the side who will take on the side finishing second bottom of the Premiership in a play-off final.

Raith Rovers' 4-0 collapse at home to champions Hearts means the quarter-final is a Fife derby, with faltering Dunfermline Athletic hosting Tuesday's first leg.

The winner faces Dundee, who secured the runners-up spot with a 2-0 win away to Queen of the South.

But will it be Hamilton, Ross County or Kilmarnock they will face? We might be closer to finding out by 4.45pm today.

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Here's a reminder of how it stands in the top flight ahead of today's five fixtures.

The first versus second Old Firm derby between champions Rangers and runners-up Celtic, where only pride is at stake, is not until tomorrow.

The titles in Scotland's four senior divisions have now been decided, but there's still plenty to play for in the Premiership and Leagues 1 & 2 today.

Hibernian could clinch third spot, Aberdeen might be confirmed in fourth, while Kilmarnock, Ross County and Hamilton Academical continue their battle against relegation.

Meanwhile, there are promotion and relegation issues at stake in the lowest two SPFL divisions.

Stay with us for the build-up, live commentary and post-match reaction on BBC Radio Scotland and online.

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