On the Friday of the Scottish Championship, the fate of Ross County, Airdrieonians and Morton hangs in the balance as they battle for survival. With only one point separating the trio, every goal could decide whether they stay in the second tier or tumble into League 1. The pressure mounts as clubs push for a win.

Dunfermline and Arbroath head into a triple‑header that will decide third place and home advantage in the Premiership play‑off. A victory for Arbroath would secure their spot, while a loss could see them miss out. Partick Thistle clinched second place and await match against Queen’s Park, who could finish fifth if Raith fall to County.

St Johnstone wrap up a record‑tying season with a home win over Ayr United, securing their champions status before the curtain falls. The victory also gifts them a place in the Champions League qualifiers, a first for a Scottish club since the 2014‑15 season. Their triumph underlines the competitive gap in the division for fans.

With the relegation battle heating up, the stakes for Airdrieonians and Morton are razor‑thin. A single point could mean a historic drop or a lifeline back to the Championship. Meanwhile, the play‑off drama around Dunfermline, Arbroath and Partick Thistle adds extra drama to an already tense finish for season fans as the night.