Last night (Friday 2/5) -

In The Scottish Championship -

Miller Thomson played his last game for Falkirk, coming on as a 77th minute substitute in their 3-1 home win versus relegated Hamilton Accies. The win of course was enough to seal Falkirk the Championship title, and give Thomson his second Championship winning medal in consecutive seasons.

Meshack Ubochioma for the second match in a row did not make the Livingston squad. This time in their disappointing 1-0 home loss to Partick Thistle, which means they now have to navigate the Play-Off's where they may well come up against Partick again soon, after they pipped Raith Rovers to 4th spot on a dramatic final match day of the Championship.

On Saturday (3/5) -

In the Scottish Premiership -

Tony Watt started the game for Motherwell who defeated Dundee 2-1 at Dens to keep them in 7th place.
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In Scottish League One -

Charlie Dewar started for Alloa Athletic who suffered a day of great disappointment as they lost 2-1 away to Kelty Hearts. A result which meant The Wasps missed out on 4th place and a coveted Play-Off spot. Ruairidh Adams didn't play for Kelty and was instead on the bench, for what was his last game for the Fifers in a successful loan period individually, if not collectively.

Lewis O'Donnell played the full match for QotS as they drew 1-1 away to newly crowned League One Champions, Arbroath. This was nonetheless a disappointing result for the men from the Borders as this draw meant they missed out in 2nd place, and finished 3rd in the table. Meaning they now have to navigate two more games to try and get into the Championship.

Owen Stirton signed off his Montrose loan by playing the full match in the Angus sides 2-0 home defeat to Inverness. A disappointing final result of the season that seen them drop below the Highlanders and into 8th place.
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In Scottish League Two -

Adam Carnwath wasn't in the squad for Peterhead in their away match at New Douglas Park against a resurgent Clyde side. Probably just as well as the newly crowned Champs of League Two were smashed 6-1 in a disappointing sign-off to the season.

Scott Constable concluded his successful loan at Stirling Albion by playing at the back and helping The Binos to a point and clean sheet in their 0-0 draw away to Forfar Athletic.

 

lifesanocean wrote:

The play offs from L1 to the Champ don't work like that. It's two 2-legged semi finals (2nd bottom Champ vs 4th Lg 1 and 2nd v 3rd then winners play in the final). The only difference is who gets the home advantage in the 2nd leg.

My mistake.👍🏻
 

Any word on Rory McLeod?

Young lad seems to have disappeared from Southampton under 21s.

Owen Stirton's loan has come to an end at Montrose and he returns to Tannadice. What a wonderfully successful loan it's been and hopefully next season he makes an impact on the first team.

Earlier this Evening (Tues 6/5) -

In the Scottish Championship Play-Off's -

Lewis O'Donnell was a late substitute for QotS who drew 0-0 at home to Cove Rangers in the Semi Final 1st leg, to make it all to play for in Saturday's 2nd Leg.