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Aberdeen v Raith Rovers concludes the League Cup group stage tomorrow, with the last-16 draw to follow.

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Stuart Kettlewell: I think I've changed my mind about three times, but I'm going for Rangers. It's the toss of a coin. It could be the closest race we've seen for quite some time.

Richard Foster: I think Celtic. I think it'll be really tight. Cameron Carter-Vickers and Jota signing permanent deals is a massive boost.

Jim Duffy: I'll go for Celtic. I think they can score more goals. Looking at the balance of the teams, that's the one wee advantage Celtic have at the moment. It'll be fascinating.

Leanne Crichton: Celtic will be the favourites based on the way they finished last season. I'm intrigued to see how Ange Postecoglou goes about it with a full pre-season with his players. It's going to be a feisty one and extremely close.

Livingston boss David Martindale tells BBC Sportsound: "We dominated a lot of possession. Hats off to Kelty, they made it a real difficult game.

"It's a clean sheet, two goals and we're in the next round. That was the ambition at the start of the campaign."

On starting the Premiership season next weekend against Rangers: "I'm missing a Harry Kane. I saw he scored twice against them today. I watched Rangers against West Ham on Tuesday, they popped it about for fun.

"They made a very good West Ham team look average at times. It's a great opener for us but it'll be a difficult afternoon."

Jim Duffy
Former Dundee manager on BBC Sportsound

Kilmarnock boss Derek McInnes tells BBC Sportsound: "It wasn't perfect but I thought we showed real control. We knew it'd be a difficult game.

"For us, we enjoyed the bigger spaces, we played round their shape. I would've taken that result before the game. We were very good at times.

"The players treated it like a cup tie, like it needed to be. It was a good day's work."

On Arsenal loanee Ryan Alebiosu's impressive debut: "I think we'll be keeping in touch with Arsenal to see if there's any more like him!"

On the Premiership season starting next week: "I want us to enjoy the Premiership and be tough to play against every time we play."

While Ross County, Kilmarnock and Livingston all sealed passage to the last 16 with their final group wins, it was a different story for St Johnstone and St Mirren.

Despite being Ayr Utd, St Johnstone couldn't find enough goals to leapfrog Queen of the South in second in Group F.

Meanwhile, St Mirren knew they were playing for pride and match sharpness before kick-off. Stephen Robinson will therefore be pleased with his side's 3-1 win over FC Edinburgh.

Image source, SNS

Image source, SNS

Image source, SNS

So what does all that mean for the three best runners-up sides?

With 10 points, Kilmarnock are the top-ranked second-placed club and have earned passage to the last 16.

Livingston will join Derek McInnes' side after finishing on nine points.

Queen of the South on eight points currently occupy the final spot, but that could change tomorrow if Raith Rovers beat Aberdeen.

Even a draw and bonus point success would be enough for Raith.

• Inverness CT 1-1 Cove Rangers (5-3 pens)
• Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 Alloa Athletic (4-5 pens)
• Hamilton Academical 1-1 Queen's Park (5-3 pens)

Group A: Aberdeen

Group B: Partick Thistle

Group C: Ross County

Group D: Falkirk

Group E: Arbroath

Group F: Annan Athletic

Group G: Inverness CT

Group H: Dundee

Full-time whistles are going across the country, but there are still penalty shootout bonus points to be won...

Celtic have ended their pre-season preparations with a 2-0 win over Norwich City.

A backheeled opener from Daizen Maeda was followed by David Turnbull's second-half strike.