Just to keep you up to date with the goals, Annan Athletic got level against Edinburgh City in first half added time, Matty Douglas on target.

And, also in League 2, Edin Lynch brought champions Stenhousemuir level against Clyde just before the break.

League 1

• Edinburgh City 1-1 Annan Athletic
• Falkirk 2-2 Kelty Hearts
• Montrose 1-1 Hamilton Academical
• Stirling Albion 0-0 Queen of the South
• Cove Rangers v Alloa Athletic (17:30) - watch on BBC Alba, iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app

League 2

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

Sean McGill
BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice

I was prepared for some boos from the home crowd at the whistle, but instead, it was rousing encouragement.

They want more from their players and they want the job done by the time 5pm rolls around.

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And no goals at East End Park makes a full house of Scottish Championship games locked at 0-0 at half-time.

Goal-less also at Gayfield.

No goals between promotion hopefuls Partick Thistle and Airdrieonians. As things stand, both sides are heading for the play-offs.

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A frustrating first half for the champions elect as they spurn too many chances.

Ayr have held the hosts well and could have scored at the other end.

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Sean McGill
BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice

Tony Watt to shoot? Nope.

Glenn Middelton? Nope.

Poor Kai Fotheringham was left as the only man willing to try his luck when Ayr had regrouped.

Some shouts around me that I definitely cannot repeat. To put it plainly, it's all to slow for Dundee United.

Nobody wants to shoot for Dundee United, with Kai Fotheringham's effort eventually blocked behind for a corner.

The home crowd absolutely furious.

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East Fife, who still have an outside chance of making the promotion play-offs, are in front against Forfar Athletic through Liam Newton.

Edinburgh City in the league above, League 1, are also ahead against Annan Athletic through Olly McDonald's penalty.

Everything opens up in front of Craig Sibbald, who strikes from the edge of the box.

Jack Sanders is there to block and breathes a sigh of relief as the ball trickles past Josh Clarke's post.

Scary moments for Dundee United.

Jamie Murphy surges down the left and sees his drilled cross beaten away by Jack Walton.

The follow-up is eventually punted away, but Ayr are reminding the hosts they're here to play too.

Sean McGill
BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice

This is all a bit... flat.

Credit to the visitors, they are digging in and giving Dundee United such little space to operate in.

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Still no goals to tell you about in the Scottish Championship but a couple more in League 1.

Leon McCann, who had just come off the bench for Falkirk, has scored an own goal to bring Kelty Hearts level.

Falkirk are back in front through Callumn Morrison but Reece Lyon quickly brought Kelty level.

Jamie Barjonas had put play-off bound Hamilton Academical in front but that was cancelled out by Blair Lyons.

More great work from Glenn Middleton sees a lovely ball stood up to the back stick.

Kai Fotheringham is there, but just cannot steer his effort on target. Sighs of frustration follow.

Falkirk are in front but now down to 10 players with Coll Donaldson following a challenge on Alfie Bavidge.

Manager John McGlynn have taken action by replacing scorer Calvin Miller with Leon McCann.

Chris Kane and Lewis McCann have tried unsuccessfully to put Dunfermline in front against Queen's Park, who have threatened themselves through Stuart McKinstry.

Sean McGill
BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice

Tannadice just growing a wee bit restless.

They came out the house for a party, but it's been a tad laboured from the home side so far.

Nervy moment for the hosts there as Dundee United goalkeeper Jack Walton spilled a lofted ball into the box.

Scott Brown's Ayr side doing a decent job of frustrating the majority of Tannadice here.

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Ayr United still to threaten.

The home crowd were on their feet as Tony Watt found room to strike, but George Stanger was there with a crucial block.

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