Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound

You'd have to imagine this is very disappointing for Jim Goodwin and his title hopes.

• Clyde 0-0 The Spartans
• Dumbarton 2-0 Bonnyrigg Rose
• East Fife 2-1 Stranraer
• Elgin City 1-1 Forfar Athletic
• Stenhousemuir 0-0 Peterhead

• Alloa Athletic 0-2 Queen of the South
• Annan Athletic 3-2 Kelty Hearts
• Cove Rangers 1-3 Hamilton Academical
• Falkirk 4-1 Edinburgh City
• Stirling Albion 1-0 Montrose

• Arbroath 0-1 Partick Thistle
• Ayr United 1-2 Queen's Park
• Dundee United 1-1 Inverness CT
• Greenock Morton 0-1 Dunfermline Athletic

Don't know about you, but I could use a round-up after all that.

Let me chuck something together...

Billy Dodds
Former Dundee United striker on BBC Sportsound

It's given Raith some opportunity next week. The pressure is showing at Tannadice.

A saved penalty on 84 minutes leaves Robbie Muirhead and Greenock Morton frustrated.

Dunfermline leave with all three points and leapfrog today's opponents into fifth.

More dropped points for league leaders Dundee United.

Louis Moult's unbelievable strike from the half-way line cancelled out Wallace Duffy's early opener, but Jim Goodwin's side couldn't find the winner they sorely craved.

Raith Rovers are a point behind having played a game fewer, with a trip to Tannadice up next.

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A big win for Callum Davidson's side.

The partnership of Ruari Paton and Cillian Sheridan did the business again, with the Spiders now able to look up at the promotion play-offs.

Ayr United, on the other hand, may be glancing over their shoulder.

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Still going at Tannadice. Can Dundee United find a winner?

The party was in full swing at the Falkirk stadium, but two late goals from Hamilton Accies at Cove mean it's not quite the time for celebrations.

Callumn Morrison's four goals did the job on their part. You have to imagine that trophy will be in their hands soon.

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Confirmation that Falkirk won't win League 1 this afternoon. Their wait to be crowned champions goes on.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland at Gayfield

A narrow but very much deserved win for third-place Partick Thistle.

They could have had a few more goals in a game they dominated for large spells, particularly in the second half.

Thats back to back victories for Thistle who look to have turned a corner and appear to be very much on course to end the season in the promotion play-offs.

Arboath's problems continue, they remain well adrift at the foot of the table, and with just the one win so far in 2024.

With the games running out for Jim McIntyre's side, it would represent one of the great relegation escape acts if he can find a way to turn things round over the coming weeks.

Any shocks still to come? We're waiting with baited breath.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Scotland at Tannadice

Caley Thistle are hanging on here as United can smell a victory that looked far from certain at half-time.

There is now a determination from the home players and there now seems to be a belief emanating from the stands they can secure what would be a crucial three points in the battle for promotion.