Well, I say stands.

He's actually standing at the wee bar bit behind the dugout, really.

Loitering...

Worth noting Dougie Imrie isn't in the home dugout tonight.

Serving a suspension in the stands after picking up three bookings.

Big Jordan White is free at the back-post to nod down from a terrific corner.

The ball just kind of slips down the County forward's head.

There was really heavy rain here earlier, tbf...

And we're away at Stark's.

Teams are out at Stark's Park.

This is big, this is huge...

Greenock Morton: Storer, Ballantyne, Delaney, Moffat, Blues, Main, Garrity, Gillespie, Shaw, Longridge, Wilson.

Substitutes: Johnson, Moore, Crawford, Taylor, Comrie, Lyall, Lopata-White, O'Halloran.

Airdrieonians: Stone, Strapp, Mochrie, Henderson, McArthur, Thomas, Ross, McGrattan, Barjonas, Telfer, McKinnon.

Substitutes: Melrose, MacDonald, McGinty, Wilson, Gallagher, Mahon, Constable, Armstrong

The message is clear at Cappielow.

Win, and your place in the Championship is confirmed for next season.

It's a final sprint to safety.

The kind of permutation I like and can make sense of.

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Raith Rovers: Rae, Rowe, Hanlon, Matthews, Hamilton, Vaughan, Cameron, Mullin, Easton, Stevenson, Nsio.

Substitutes: Wilson, Chin, Winter, Montagu.

Ross County: Carson, O'Sullivan, Wright, Pitan, Randall, Chilvers, Phillips, Docherty, White, Duncan, Gallagher.

Substitutes: Foster, Cornelius, Carbon, Smith, Kamara, Lindsay, Reid, Scott, Brown.

So, we're here at Stark's Park where Stuart Kettlewell's Ross County are hoping for a third win in-a-row in their late dash to avoid the automatic drop.

For long spells this season, the Staggies have looked certain to suffer back-to-back relegations, but victories against Greenock Morton and Ayr United have kept them fighting until the final night.

The best the Dingwall side can do is finish in the play-off place, but that's a much more promising position than they looked to be in a few weeks ago...

Sportscene is live on the telly box... or your phone, laptop or any other device.

Jonathan Sutherland is joined by two former Scotland internationals - Scott Brown and James McFadden - for this big auld night in the Championship here at Stark's Park.

Mind, we have a camera at Cappielow too so will be across all the action as Airdrie meet Morton.

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Dunfermline and Arbroath begin a triple-header against each other.

They will meet twice next week in the quarter-finals of the Premiership play-offs - live across BBC Scotland on Tuesday and Friday.

Before then, they face off to decide who will finish third and have home advantage in the second leg of the play-off. If Arbroath avoid defeat, it will be them.

Partick Thistle are assured of second place and lie in wait in the play-off semi-final.

The Firhill side will have 10 days to recharge after they play Queen's Park, who know that victory would see them finish fifth if Raith lose against County.

Champions St Johnstone, meanwhile, sign off their triumphant campaign with a visit to seventh placed Ayr United.

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It all comes down to this.

Thirty-five fixture rounds have been enjoyed and archived but still, we're set for some final Friday night drama.

All eyes are on the bottom of the Scottish Championship, with three teams - Ross County, Airdrieonians and Greenock Morton - still in the thick of it.

Who will be relegated? Who will face the dreaded play-off? Who will be celebrating their second-tier status tonight?

Big questions which will have big answers in a few hours time.

So, strap yourselves in. This is sure to be a good'un...

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