Well, what just happened there then?

Raith Rovers just blew a two-goal lead, and the chance to move into first-place, against the league's bottom-club is one thing.

The next is that Arbroath, who have not won a game at home since September 2023, just completed an incredible second half comeback to pick up their first win of 2024 in March. They now sit just four points behind ninth-place Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

The Scottish Championship, eh? The best in the world.

That's us for tonight. See ya tomorrow!

Until then, here's the game-winner from Mark Stowe. Enjoy...

Some personal news before we wrap up for the night, I completed the post-match of this live text from the hallway floor in my flat because I thought I heard a mouse in my gaff.

Can't fault the wee guy for wanting to watch the best league in the world, can I?

That’s just one of five Scottish Championship clashes done and dusted this weekend, here’s a reminder of the four still to come tomorrow.

• Airdrieonians v Queen’s Park
• Dunfermline Athletic v Ayr United
• Greenock Morton v Inverness Caledonian Thistle
• Partick Thistle v Dundee United

We'll have coverage from across the grounds, as well as five Premiership fixtures in the afternoon.

Raith Rovers manager Ian Murray tells BBC Scotland: "We were in full control of the game. I felt we played really well, it didn't feel like Arbroath bombarded us.

"Moments of the game cost us. 15 minutes can undo you and we have been undone tonight. The goals are very poor defensively.

"The first goal is a wonderful strike, you have to give credit there. The second goal is really poor from us all over the park. The third goal, we've had chances to clear the ball and we haven't done it. That's football, that's what you have to deal with.

"The message to the players in there is that we played fairly well and created so many opportunities it could have been over at half-time. We have to learn from this. It's a sickening feeling but we have to move on. We're still well in the hunt."

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Right, let's see all the action from that ridiculous game of football...

Arbroath goalkeeper and tonight's Player of the Match Derek Gaston tells BBC Scotland: "I was injured the last couple of months, so I'm just glad to get back in the team tonight.

"We got the win, that's what matters at the moment. Not me or anyone else."

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Arbroath manager Jim McIntyre tells BBC Scotland: "I'm delighted for the punters. It's been a long time to get a victory at Gayfield.

"Raith Rovers were dominant in the first half. You've got to play the conditions here and we done that in the second half.

"We needed a goal to spark us, after a flat first half and a dominant Raith performance, so it gave us that lift and belief. Especially after Tuesday night.

"At half-time, it was two more injuries. They had to come off and we have to mix it up again. So credit to the lads. They've had to play out of position, under pressure and in uncomfortable situations."

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Arbroath game-winner Mark Stowe tells BBC Scotland: "I thought we could get back in it but I didn't think we would win it.

"It gives the lads a massive lift with 10 games left. The buzz in the changing room will be great I'm sure.

"It just fell to me and I stuck it in the back of the net. It's my first goal. It couldn't have gone any better.

"It puts the momentum in our favour."

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James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

Arbroath get the ball forward, they get the opportunity because they get the ball in the corner and get crosses into the box.

They still had to put the ball in the back of the net and they done that. Three terrific finishes.

What an incredible game of Friday night Championship football!

Arbroath grab their first win of 2024 after coming from two goals down, with second half goals coming from Jay Bird, Leighton McIntosh and Mark Stowe.

Raith Rovers blow a gigantic opportunity to move ahead of Dundee United in first-place for now.

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Raith Rovers fans are leaving.

They simply can't believe what they've seen this evening.

Two minutes to go...

Both teams are playing as you would expect at this stage.

Can Arbroath hold on for a momentous first home win since September 2023?

Five minutes of stoppage time added on.

Derek Gaston with a huge punched clearance to keep Raith Rovers at bay.

Jay Bird goes for another corker, but his long-range strike just doesn't enough curve on it to find its way inside of the post.

Arbroath survive three high balls into the mixer.

The final cross is headed goalward by Euan Murray, but Derek Gaston makes a simple save to keep the hosts ahead.

Raith Rovers are throwing plenty of bodies forward but there is no way through.

Arbroath have regained their defensive shape that appeared to be lost after Josh Mullin headed in Raith Rovers' second of the evening.

An potentially incredible twist in the title race and relegation scrap has less than five minutes of play remaining.

Substitution for Arbroath as Charlie Reilly makes way for Ross County loanee Adam Mckinnon.