Ayr stay in Championship, Dunfermline face play-off to avoid drop
Partick secure promotion play-off place despite defeat
Raith 1-1 Kilmarnock: Shaw cancels out Connolly opener
FT: Ayr 3-1 Partick: Muirhead (2 pen) & Adeloye goals for United; Jakubiak replies
FT: Dunfermline 1-2 QoS: Chalmers (og) and O'Connor reply after Edwards opener
FT: Inverness CT 4-0 Hamilton: Walsh (2), Sutherland and Hardy score
FT: Arbroath 3-0 Morton: Jason Thomson, Craigan & McKenna score
The Scottish Championship season might be over, but there's still plenty to play for in the domestic game across the country.
We'll be back tomorrow with coverage from the top flight and the final day in League 1 and League 2.
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FT: Raith Rovers 1-1 Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock boss Derek McInnes tells BBC Sportscene: "The players deserve to celebrate. We haven't been perfect this season but the best team always wins the league.
"We met the responsibility put on us, we didn't shy away from the pressure. That's been the catalyst in us winning the title.
"Any promoted team needs to make a decent amount of signings. You need players with Premiership experience. We've got to try and be smart with our recruitment."
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So Raith narrowly miss out on the play-offs despite an impressive final-day showing against champions Killie.
As for Derek McInnes' side, all rounds lead back to the Premiership.
Inverness will face Thistle in the promotion play-off quarter-final and they warmed up for it in emphatic fashion.
The damage was done in the first half thanks to a brace from Tom Walsh plus goals from Joe Hardy and Shane Sutherland.
As for Dunfermline, John Hughes' side will face the dreaded relegation play-off.
The Pars were leading at half-time but Queens, who were consigned to the drop last weekend, turned the game around in the second half.
Ayr will play Championship football next season after a final-day win over Thistle ensures they finish outside the relegation play-off place.
For Thistle, it's into the promotion play-off quarter-final with Inverness.
Part-time Arbroath round off a truly memorable season in style with a 3-0 win over Morton.
Dick Campbell's side will enter the play-offs at the semi-final stage due to their second-placed finish.
Raith Rovers 1-1 Kilmarnock
What a strike!
Aidan Connolly cracks one from 20 yards but sees his shot rattle off the crossbar.
So, so unlucky.
Michael McKenna
Michael McKenna looks set to end the season as the Championship's top scorer.
The Arbroath man heads in a 15th league goal of the season from a corner.
Image source, BBC SportAlex Jakubiak
Thistle pull one back at Somerset as Alex Jakubiak cuts in off the left and fires a strike past Aidan McAdams.
Image source, BBC SportJames Craigen
Bobby Linn whips in a perfect ball for James Craigen to nod in a second.
What a season for Arbroath. They still have the promotion play-offs to look forward to.
Image source, BBC SportAyr Utd 3-0 Partick Thistle
Image source, SNSAaron Muirhead converted a second penalty to put Ayr three up
Arbroath 1-0 Morton
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Darragh O'Connor
Queens have turned it around at East End Park as on-loan Motherwell centre-back Darragh O'Connor heads in at the back post.
Looks certain now that Dunfermline will have the dreaded relegation play-off to look forward to...
Image source, BBC SportAaron Muirhead (pen)
Surely that secures Ayr's Championship status?
Aaron Muirhead scores his second from the spot to put Lee Bullen's side three up.
Image source, BBC SportRaith Rovers 1-1 Kilmarnock
Image source, SNS
Image source, SNSRaith Rovers 1-1 Kilmarnock
That Ollie Shaw goal surely means that the play-offs are out of reach for Raith now.
It was a tall order for John McGlynn's side anyway, but they'd currently need to score six goals.
Ollie Shaw
Lovely, lovely finish.
Tidy one-touch build-up play results in Ollie Shaw dinking the ball over Jamie MacDonald.
The Killie support go wild behind the goal.
Image source, BBC Sport