Given East Kilbride's commanding lead, it won't have any impact on the direction of the title, but Spartans' game has sprung into life.

Dougie Samuel's side took a two-goal lead through Mark Stowe and Steven Lawless.

Stirling Albion replied thanks to Adam Brown, before he had a quickfire second ruled out for offside.

So close to a quickfire second!

Calvin Miller does unbelievably well there. He skips past Stephen Welsh, and then Stephen O'Donnell, who is racing back to cover, but rolls his effort wide of the far post.

What a goal that would have been.

As expected, Jon McCracken leaves the field, carried off by the physios.

He is replaced in the Dundee goal with Kieran O'Hara.

Ouch!published at 16:23 BST 2 May

16:23 BST 2 May

Dundee 1-0 St Mirren

Home goalkeeper Jon McCracken has a problem.

He rolls his ankle as he makes a clearance and is down shaking his head at the touchline.

Here come some changes.

Dylan Tait makes way for Henry Cartwright for Falkirk.

For Motherwell, Ibrahim Said is on for Tom Sparrow.

Ivan Dolcek and Vicko Sevelj replace Max Watters and Krisztian Keresztes for Dundee United.

The visitors need a spark from somewhere.

Killie also make a change with Liam Polworth taking over from Bruce Anderson.

Dundee waste a chance to extend their lead as on-loan Brentford winger Tony Yogane lofts a shot high over the crossbar from 12 yards.

Ouch!published at 16:19 BST 2 May

16:19 BST 2 May

Falkirk 0-0 Motherwell

Elliot Watt is down with what seems to be a head knock following an aerial challenge with Finn Yeats.

Jens Berthel Askou is using the break in play to ready Ibrahim Said, who it looks like will be coming on shortly.

The midfielder is back to his feet and is fine to continue, though.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Dens Park

Dundee are living very dangerously at the moment with St Mirren now seriously knocking at the door.

The Paisley side have had a hatful of chances but haven't been able to convert any of them - something that sums up their campaign.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Falkirk Stadium

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It's incredible this is goalless given the nature of some of the chances.

It just looks like a day when the ball will not go in despite everyone's best efforts.

Barney Stewart has had two or three incredible chances.

Motherwell have created more than enough to lead.

It might be a case of first goal's the winner.

St Mirren's improvement after the break continues as Killian Phillips' cross finds the head of Mikael Mandron, but the striker's glancing header squirms wide of the far post.

Just look at the smile on Steve Clarke's face after that Findlay Curtis goal...

Haven't seen him happier.

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Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Dens Park

St Mirren have made a decent start to the second half, dirtying the gloves of Dundee keeper Jon McCracken on a couple of occasions.

The away support who are behind McCracken will be a bit more heartened by what they are seeing.

And they are looking way more threatening.

It is Jayden Richardson's turn to come in from the right flank and fashion himself some space 20 yards out.

However, the right-back's powerful drive is punched clear by Dundee goalkeeper Jon McCracken and, when the ball comes back into the penalty box, midfielder Killian Phillips' looping header lands on the top of the net.

Before I quickly edited that Kilmarnock goal update, you'll have noticed I said St Mirren instead of Dundee United.

Oops. Don't worry, Buddies, your side are still only just the one goal down.

Falkirk break and Calvin Miller finds Leon McCann driving forward. He sets up Barney Stewart in the box but once again the striker can't find the target.

He could easily have a hat-trick.

Saying that, St Mirren threaten almost immediately after the break.

Mikael Mandron makes space for himself on the edge of the penalty box, but the striker's drive is straight into the arms of goalkeeper Jon McCracken.