That's all from us tonight!

It's Inverness who are though to the semi-finals after a 3-1 aggregate win over Partick Thistle.

The play-off semi-finals are next week between Inverness and Arbroath, and what a tie that will be!

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Partick Thistle manager Ian McCall tells BBC Scotland: “The three goals we lost over the tie all came from our errors.

"They were a credit to the club tonight. We certainly didn't deserve to get beat, that's for sure, but I wish Inverness luck in the semi-final.

“We made a bad mistake for the goal and we created five or six really good opportunities, we’ve got to be more clinical.

"You can't ask more in terms of their attitude or from the togetherness with the supporters.

"There’s a reset now because we know we’ve got the nucleus of a team good enough to challenge to win this league

"We have 12, 13, 14 players good enough to win it [the league] and it’s about adding the right ones now."

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Inverness CT manager Billy Dodds tells BBC Scotland: “It’s a brilliant result I'm so happy for the boys!

“I can't say I enjoyed the game, we weren’t at our best, but I don't want to be downbeat because we're through. It's a tremendous result to get through and have a crack at Arbroath.

"We worked our socks off, we always do. I'd have liked another one to go in because you've always got that feeling in case they got one back.

"We deserved to go through over the piece."

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Partick Thistle captain Ross Docherty tells BBC Scotland: "We more than matched them. Over the two legs, mistakes have cost us. Inverness deserve to go through and good luck to them. The did get the early goal and we gave ourselves a wee bit to climb. We move on."

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Inverness defender David Carson tells BBC Scotland: "I thought we were magnificent. When it got difficult, we really dug in. We just had to be really compact, really resilient. Everybody's put in a great shift and we've got our just deserves."

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Inverness' goalscorer Austin Samuels tells BBC Scotland: "I thought I took it too wide but the power on the shot took it past the goalkeeper.

"Shane [Sutherland] is a really reliable player, as long as I've been here he’s always done a job for the team.

"We had a tough period but the gaffer always told us to keep positive and that our time was coming, and it looks like our time is now.

On facing Arbroath in the semi-finals, he added: "It’s going to be tough, they’re in the play-offs for a reason, we’ve got to focus on ourselves and hopefully we’ll be in the final after it.

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Inverness will play Arbroath in the Scottish Premiership play-off semi-final.

Austin Samuel's first-half strike won the game today for Inverness, who win the tie 3-1 on aggregate.

Partick Thistle had the better of the first half, with Brian Graham's strike hitting the bar.

The second half was much more routine for Inverness, with Partick failing to create the same quality of chances after the interval.

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Inverness eat up a few precious seconds of injury time with a substitution.

Scott Allardice is on as Shane Sutherland goes off.

Inverness' Danny Devine picks up a booking for bringing down Juan Alegria on the edge of the box.

Partick's resulting free-kick comes to nothing as Inverness edge closer to a play-off final with Arbroath.

Shane Sutherland spins on the ball in the box, after it falls to him from a corner kick, but he is denied by another fine Jamie Sneddon save.

The Partick keeper has kept his side in it in the second half with two magnificent saves.

Connor Murray comes on for Robbie Crawford as Partick make another substitution.

Inverness burst forward on the counter-attack but Cameron Harper can't quite latch on to the final pass.

With 10 minutes to go, that surely would have been game over if he'd found a better connection.

Billy Mckay is off for the hosts as Joe Hardy enters the match.

Scott Tiffoney receives the ball on the edge of the area but his snapshot blazes over the bar.

After Partick's glut of first-half chances, their second-half performance hasn't quite materialised into the same quality of goalscoring opportunities.

Alex Jakubiak dances his way to the edge of the box but fails to get his shot past the defender.

Scott Tiffoney was perhaps a better optioned to be played in on the left-hand side of the box.

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Partick Thistle are enjoying plenty of the ball but are struggling to fashion any opportunities.

Inverness' rearguard deserves praise for their solid defensive work, too.

Double substitutions for each side.

Brian Graham and Kevin Holt are off as Juan Alegria and Steven Bell come on for Partick.

Logan Chalmers and Austin Samuels are off as Cameron Harper and Aaron Doranon come on for Inverness.

David Carson picks up a yellow card for a sliding challenge on Scott Tiffoney.