That's all from us this evening, but we've got you covered in a bumper week of football.

Wednesday: Ross County v Hibernian & Dundee v Aberdeen

Thursday: Rangers v Benfica

Friday: Dunfermline Athletic v Dundee United (live on BBC Scotland)

Saturday: Around the grounds in the SPFL

Sunday: Dundee v Rangers

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Partick Thistle manager Kris Doolan tells BBC Scotland: "It's a real tough one. It probably goes to show the first goal in any Championship game is vital. It felt like their goal was their first chance of the evening.

"We threw the kitchen sink at Raith right at the end. It just felt like one of those nights where nothing was landing. When it's going against you, it's going against you.

"We know we were the better side tonight. A sore one, but you don't have time to dwell on things. We have to be resilient and come back stronger.

I can't stop thinking about that chance off the post at the end. Will we look back on it as a pivotal moment in the title race?

Ian Murray admitted he "felt sick" watching the ball bobble around with seconds to spare.

I imagine some Dundee United fans might have felt the same...

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Raith Rovers manager Ian Murray tells BBC Scotland: "It was very difficult to come off the back of the derby game. Towards the end, Partick did put us under pressure but we had our chances as well.

"Clean sheets are so, so important. This is the time of season to pick them up. For us, it's about hanging on to Dundee United. Defensive performances like we put in tonight are very welcome.

"We know there's bumps in the roads to come, there's loads of twists along the way, but we're chalking the games off."

Let's see what this man has to say...

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That's got me thinking, I wonder who does have the biggest head in Scottish football.

Euan Murray won't mind a big dome as long as he sticks more goals away like he did tonight.

Raith Rovers goalscorer Euan Murray tells BBC Scotland: "We managed to grind it out and find a way to win. We're there or thereabouts.

"Obviously they [Dundee United] are a great team, but we can only focus on ourselves.

"I've probably got one of the biggest heads in Scottish football, so I'm pleased to get on the end of one and score."

That wasn't the classic we expected, but the drama at the end was immense.

How Raith hung on, I'll never know. But they did!

Kenny Miller
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportscene

Partick Thistle will be disappointed.

They were the better side in the first half and had all the pressure in the second.

Now, they'll be looking over their shoulder to stay in the play-offs.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Sportscene

That puts Raith Rovers right into the mix for the title and keeps the pressure on Dundee United.

It's a huge night for them.

That is it. A momentous win that moves Raith Rovers within a point of league leaders Dundee United.

How Partick Thistle didn't score is a mystery. A huge test of Ian Murray's side's title credentials.

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Wow! The ball bounces off the post during a melee at a corner.

That's surely it?

Really poor delivery from Steven Lawless.

Thistle's forwards just haven't clicked this evening. Yet, that is...

Here we go. A Thistle free-kick in a dangerous area.

Callum Smith is booked for his troubles. Is this the moment?

Ben Stanway goes in the book for a heavy challenge.

Rovers happy to let that clock tick down, and you can't blame them.

Five minutes added on.

Another misplaced pass. Another missed opportunity.

Time running out for Thistle.