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There is much to play for in the top two divisions of the SPFL this weekend – beginning with the play-off shakedown in the cinch Championship on Friday night.
While last Friday’s action in the cinch Championship caught the imagination of the country as Kilmarnock edged out Arbroath in a title decider, there are still two matters that need settled going into tonight’s final round of fixtures.
It is a certainty that Shaun Maloney will be feeling pretty sore right now.
The SPFL have confirmed Dunfermline possess a crucial advantage over Ayr United as they go into the last two games of the season neck and neck in their relegation battle.
Mixu Paatelainen looked to his left and saw Franck Sauzee, to his right were Russell Latapy and John Hughes.
Scott Tiffoney heaped pressure onto cinch Championship bottom side Queen of the South with the winner at Palmerston Park for Partick Thistle.
Dunfermline Athletic manager John Hughes dedicated the 2-0 win over Raith Rovers to the Pars’ supporters but insisted the club have to take their relegation battle one game at a time.
Kevin O’Hara notched a brace as Dunfermline beat Raith Rovers 2-0 to boost their cinch Championship survival hopes.