That'll do us tonight, folks.

We'll be back tomorrow with more madness from the SPFL.

In the meantime, watch Scott Brown's goal on a loop. I promise you won't get bored.

Cheerio.

We didn't get any reaction from Jim Goodwin on Sportscene, but you'll be able to find the quotes somewhere on the website when it lands.

Raith Rovers manager Ian Murray tells BBC Scotland: "It was a very important win for us, to get it so late it is a fantastic feeling. It could be pivotal for us in terms of the season. It might not be, but to get us back in the pack with Dundee United gives us confidence.

"Scott Brown was very unfortunate not to find himself in the starting XI. Scott has shown tremendous attitude, he has got that ability. For the life of me I cannot understand how Scott was playing for Peterhead in League One for five years.

"I'm glad VAR is not getting used tonight, [Zak Rudden] might have been a wee yard offside.

"If we lost the game tonight it was going to make life very difficult for us going to win the Championship.

"The biggest message tonight was trust yourselves, believe in yourselves. Football is a very cruel game, we have not played well but we have so many good players and that bad form doesn't last forever

"I am very proud of the football club this season. We want to bring these nights back to Stark's Park because Kirkcaldy deserves it.

"Nothing is done yet, I am looking up the way but I am also looking down the way."

This is how it all started, which feels like a very long time ago now.

Raith had lost five straight games before tonight.

What a way to get back to winning ways.

And to do it in front of your biggest home crowd in 25 years... aye, not bad.

Look at that. Just look at that.

One point, just one, now splits the top two.

What a seismic night in the title race.

Cannot stop watching that goal.

The dip, the pace, the power.

My goodness.

Raith Rovers match-winner Scott Brown tells BBC Scotland: "We were finding it a wee bit hard in the second half, but to come on and score the winner was really special.

"The crowd were amazing, they made it a really good atmosphere to come on to.

"We have been through a wee sticky patch, but it was a great way to answer it tonight.

"I think if we had lost tonight we would have been feeling like we were out of the title race. To get it back to just one point is great."

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland international on BBC Scotland

Two victories against the team they are battling with at the top of the table - you wonder if this is just what Ian Murray's side need to catapult them back into the title race.

Ooft.

An absolute stunner from Scott Brown wins Raith Rovers a priceless three points.

United's first away league defeat of the season is a sore one. Really sore.

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Or not!

Kevin Holt walks on to a ball over the top, but his free header is saved by Kevin Dabrowski.

How big a moment is that?

A long throw from Ross Graham is dealt with.

That should be it...

Rovers are managing these closing stages pretty well.

United are shellshocked.

Five minutes of added time.

Jim Goodwin responds with a double change.

Mathew Cudjoe and Miller Thomson replace Kai Fotheringham and Glenn Middleton.

Stark's Park is bouncing.

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland international on BBC Scotland

What a goal. As soon as he hit that you're thinking that's destined for the top corner.

Scott Brown took on the captain's armband and what a captain's role he is playing.

What a finish we have got on our hands here.