Another busy day in the lower leagues of Scottish football.

Dundee United drop points again, Falkirk's champagne is on ice, and teams across the country continue to scrap to gain promotion and avoid relegation.

Join us tomorrow for coverage of two cup finals - the SWPL Cup between Rangers and Partick Thistle at 13:30, before Airdrieonians v The New Saints at 16:15 in the SPFL Trust Trophy.

See you then!

So, how can Dundee United bounce back?

They can do just that in a big way as they welcome Raith Rovers to Tannadice next Saturday.

What an occasion that will be. We'll be across it online and on Sportsound.

"I think he's saved our football club".

A lot of love from our Falkirk fan on Sportsound about manager John McGlynn.

They're on the cusp of promotion back to the Championship after five years in the third tier. A matter of time, it seems.

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Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin tells BBC Scotland: "First-half was quite even. The goal we concede is a disaster from our point of view. I don't know how many times we've had to come from behind to take something from the game.

"In fairness to the players, they've always shown a good reaction. It was a wondergoal to equalise. Mark Ridgers is everyone's man of the match today, which speaks volumes.

"It's not good enough for our perspective, it feels a bit like a defeat. It might be a valuable point on the board, but we should be getting three points.

"If you want to be able to be a professional footballer, you have to handle that [pressure]. You have to rise to that, I don't buy that as an excuse.

"If you're getting overawed by that kind of thing, maybe this isn't the club for you. But I don't think that's the case."

Well then, time to hear from Jim Goodwin I think...

It's been a topsy-turvy first season back in the second tier for Dunfermline, but they're now just one point outside the play-offs after that win at Morton.

Back-to-back promotions not out the question for James McPake's side.

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A big point for Inverness today, who dug in and limited Dundee United at every turn.

It's their home form they've got to sort now. They're without a win in the Highlands since November.

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Inverness CT manager Duncan Ferguson tells BBC Scotland: "I thought we were absolutely outstanding. It took a wondergoal to beat our goalkeeper.

"We did very well and managed the game well. We could feel the stadium was edgy. On another day, we might have nicked it. Nobody gave us a chance here, bar us.

"I've never scored a goal like that [Moult's equaliser] but I don't think many people have.

"I was well pleased with a point. It doesn't matter who wins round about us, it's about us."

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Partick Thistle manager Kris Doolan tells BBC Scotland: "I’m delighted because I don’t think you will get any easy games, but coming away to Arbroath is notoriously difficult.

We have one, two chopped off, we have one off the post, I am not sure if it goes in or not, but we created a lot of chances.

I felt it was just our final pass was good it was just an inch away from where it had to be to be inch perfect, but you don’t always have to score a perfect goal. So we will take 1-0 and go down the road."

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A big call from Dundee United fan Andy on Sportsound: "I would go out there and throw a boatload of money at Neil Lennon for six games".

Aye, I'm going to need to see the thumbs again. United fans, how do you feel about that shout?

Stuart Kettlewell
Motherwell manager on BBC Sportsound

You can be favourites for the league, but they've had the bitter pill to swallow of relegation last season.

This run of form surprises me. The performance level hasn't been anywhere near where it was at the start of the season.

I do still genuinely believe they have enough to get over the line.

Four goals, Callumn Morrison? Four? That's insane.

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"I'd bin him tomorrow. I have no faith we'll win this league'

The words of Dundee United fan Andy on Sportsound right now. Not mincing them, that's for sure.

You can tune in at the top of the page.

I feel like I've been banging on about it all afternoon, but I'm fascinated by the relegation battle in League 2.

With Bonnyrigg Rose and Stranraer both losing, Clyde have clawed back the gap at the bottom to just two points with a goalless draw against The Spartans.

Stranraer and Bonyrigg meet next week in a titanic clash. It could prove an opening for Ian McCall's side too.

The bad news keeps coming for Dundee United fans.

Kevin Holt left Tannadice on crutches after being replaced on 72 minutes. It could be another blow for the league leaders.

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Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at the Falkirk Stadium

There will be no Falkirk party tonight.

That third goal for Accies at Cove was enough for some fans here - an early exit to beat the traffic but happy that their team's given them plenty to cheer this afternoon.

Four goals from Callumn Morrison, three points and one more big step towards the League 1 title, which will be officially confirmed if they beat Montrose away next week.

The Falkirk 'invincibles' march on and will have another chance to win the trophy they deserve next weekend.

The atmosphere at the Falkirk was something special at times today.

These fans know the title is surely just a matter of time. A lot of appreciation between players and support this afternoon.

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Dundee United's home form trips them up again.

United fans, how are you feeling? Do you have confidence Jim Goodwin can lead your club back to the top flight?

Let's see those thumbs.

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Tam Courts
Former Dundee Utd head coach on Sportsound

You could argue Partick Thistle could, and should, have had more goals in the second period.

It was a professional performance in the end.