Cheers for sticking with us this afternoon for another cracking set of SPFL matches.

Kelty Hearts wrapped up the League 2 title as Killie took another big step towards the Championship title.

On his striker Kyle Lafferty, Kilmarnock boss Derek McInnes reveals he had offers from the top-flight and other Championship clubs — who could have perhaps offered more than the Ayrshire side.

McInnes said: "Kyle came here and he’s on the same wages as everyone else, he didn’t ask for anything, his demands weren’t anything bigger than what the club pay.

"We told him that we wanted him to come to try and help us and he had offers from one Premiership club and two or three other Championship sides, who potentially could have paid a wee bit more but we stuck to our guns and we told him he importance of him playing his part for us.

"He felt a bit of an obligation from the last time he was here in the team that got relegated and he has been first class for me. I am absolutely loving working with the boy!"

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Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes tells BBC Scotland: "I thought we did deserve to win. My keeper’s not had a save to make until the dying embers of it.

“There wasn’t a lot happening first half except a piece of magic from Kyle [Lafferty].

“We were punished for a bit of slackness when we conceded and that made it the type of game it was for the last few minutes.

“Today is a lesson for the team that on another day it might have cost us. With five games to go, we need to learn a lesson from how we finished the game today, not the performance beforehand."

Kilmarnock striker Kyle Lafferty tells BBC Scotland: “It was important we picked up three points today, we knew it would be tough and that they’d come here and try to cause an upset

“Out work-rate and professionalism came through in the end after a slightly slow start.

“Rory [McKenzie] has that pass in him and thankfully I got that touch and finish in.

“Our overall performance was enough, we can still improve, but at the end of the day, we got the three points."

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Newly crowned League 2 Champions Kelty Heart's manager Kevin Thomson tells BBC Scotland: "It's a wonderful afternoon for the club and the town!

"We've demanded the group were fully focused week-in-week-out, which isn't always easy when these boys have jobs during the week.

"We'll enjoy it with a wee glass of wine tonight!

"I want all the staff behind the scenes to get the plaudits for this, they've put in so much hard work."

Games are winding up across the country now but don't rule out any late goals just yet.

We'll bring you the full-time scores across the country when everything is finalised.

Two down and two sendings off for new boss Alan Maybury