Scottish football as it happened

1. FT: Hearts 2-0 Queen of the South (Sow, Ozturk) - Champions Hearts win first match since clinching title
2. FT: Raith Rovers 2-1 Hibernian (Stewart, Vaughan; Fyvie), FT: Rangers 4-1 Cowdenbeath (Clark, McGregor, Vuckic 2; Oyenuga)
3. Rangers move level on points with second-place Hibernian
4. Full fixture card in Leagues One and Two

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Queen of the South manager James Fowler

"We're quite happy with how we played, the result's not what we wanted. We've got to take confidence from how we played. I think we've got enough to finish in the top four. There's all to play for in the coming games."

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Dumbarton 1-0 Falkirk

Falkirk manager Peter Houston

"We're very unlucky to lose the match. I can't believe it. With the elements, it's a shambles of the game. The win ruined the game. I feel desperately sorry for the players because I don't feel it was a game we deserved to lose."

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Raith Rovers 2-1 Hibernian

Lewis Vaughan (left) netted Raith Rovers' winner against Hibernian, boosting the Kirkcaldy side's faint play-off hopes and dealing a blow to Hibs'.

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Rangers 4-1 Cowdenbeath

Haris Vuckic's late double finally gave Rangers breathing space against Queen of the South.

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Hearts 2-0 Queen of the South

Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson

"All season they've been magnificent for me. I'm really pleased for everyone, it's a fantastic day."

Quite a dramatic day in the Scottish Championship with Rangers gaining ground on Hibernian and Falkirk missing the chance to move above Queen of the South into the play-off zone.

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Albion Rovers 0-3 Elgin City

Annan Athletic 0-1 Clyde

Berwick Rangers 1-1 Queen's Park

East Fife 3-0 Montrose

East Stirlingshire 1-0 Arbroath

Hearts 2-0 Queen of the South

Hearts owner Ann Budge

"I couldn't be happier, Like every other supporter in the stadium here today, I'm delighted. We've got the plans well in hand for next year."

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Airdrieonians 2-1 Stenhousemuir

Ayr United 2-2 Brechin City

Dunfermline 0-4 Greenock Morton

Forfar Athletic 4-0 Stirling Albion

Peterhead 1-2 Stranraer

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Alloa Athletic 2-2 Livingston

Dumbarton 1-0 Falkirk

Hearts 2-0 Queen of the South

Raith Rovers 2-1 Hibernian

Rangers 4-1 Cowdenbeath

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And it's all over at the Indodrill Stadium as Livi take a point to move a point closer to second-bottom Cowdenbeath.

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Rangers move level on points with second-place Hibernian with victory over Cowdenbeath.

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A second successive defeat for Hibs as Raith Rovers edge closer to the play-off zone.

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A comfortable win and a day of celebration for champions Hearts.

GOAL

Haris Vuckic nets his second since coming on from the bench.

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Falkirk's promotion play-off hopes are dealt a blow at Dumbarton.

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GOAL

Haris Vuckic exchanges passes with Lee Wallace and strikes home to extend Rangers' advantage late in the game.

GOAL

Rory Boulding converts from Craig Sives' ball in to bring Livi level again.

Not long left now in today's Scottish fixtures...

Rangers 2-1 Cowdenbeath

Kenny Crawford

BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

"Former Cowdenbeath man Darren McGregor arrows in from the right-hand side to restore Rangers' lead!"

GOAL

Darren McGregor's first-time shot from long range flies into the net and the hosts lead again.

GOAL

Lewis Vaughan scrambles the ball into the net after good work by Christian Nade. Raith lead again.

Rangers 1-1 Cowdenbeath

Kenny Crawford

BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

"Kudus Oyenuga profits from a Bilel Mohsni blunder to bring Cowdenbeath level!

"The Tunisian defender is punished for a slack pass and Dundee United loanee Oyenuga keeps his composure to fire past Cammy Bell from 16 yards."

GOAL

Archie Campbell nets from long range to put the Sons ahead. How might that affect Falkirk's promotion play-off hopes?

GOAL

Cowdenbeath stun the home crowd as Kudus Oyenuga capitalises on an error by Bilel Mohsni to draw the visitors level.

Alim Ozturk's deflected free-kick doubled Hearts' lead against Queen of the South.

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Scottish League Two latest

Elgin City are leading at Albion Rovers, Montrose trail to East Fife while East Stirlingshire hold the advantage over Arbroath. Berwick Rangers and Queen's Park are locked at 1-1 while there are no goals between Annan Athletic and Clyde.

GOAL

Liam Buchanan nets his second of the day, scoring at the second attempt after his initial shot had been saved. The Wasps are back in front.

Scottish League One latest

Airdrieonians lead Stenhousemuir, Ayr United are in front against Brechin City, Greenock Morton hold the advantage at Dunfermline Atheltic, Stirling Albion are trailing to Forfar Athletic and Peterhead and Stranraer are currently drawing.

GOAL

Alim Ozturk's low-struck free-kick takes a deflection and finds its way into the net. Not a classic but they all count.

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Martin, Edinburgh: "Can't see Hearts or Hibs making top six next season. Rangers might in the Championship."

Fraser Fyvie drew Hibs level at Raith Rovers.

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Nicky Clark put Rangers ahead against Cowdenbeath.

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GOAL

The Scottish Championship bottom side are level again. Jordan White was certainly in the vicinity but the final touch appeared to come off Alloa defender Ben Gordon.

GOAL

Hibs are level with Fraser Fyvie finishing off after Scott Allan's initial shot is blocked.

Kenny Crawford

BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

"Nicky Clark gets his seventh goal of the season in messy style but they all count!

"Lee Wallace strikes a low angled shot from the left-side of the box and Cowdenbeath goalkeeper Robbie Thomson can't deal with it completely, leaving Clark to bundle it in at the back post.

"Huge sigh of relief here for Stuart McCall's men."

As it stands

How significant might those goals be? As things stand, Rangers would go level on points with second-place Hibernian while Alloa Athletic are on course to pull clear of the relegation zone.

Still a long way to go though...

GOAL

Liam Buchanan knocks in Michael Chopra's cross to give the Wasps the advantage.

GOAL

Raith Rovers take the lead with their first real effort at goal through Mark Stewart's shot.

GOAL

Nicky Clark gets the final touch into the net after Lee Wallace fires the ball across and the hosts lead.

Of course, there's no Scottish Premiership action this weekend due to the international break.

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Hibs have been frustrated by Raith Rovers so far at Stark's Park.

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KICK-OFF

Games resuming around the country.

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Only one goal so far in the Scottish Championship and no surprise that it's title winners Hearts that have got it - their 85th league goal of the campaign.

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Osman Sow's early goal separates the sides at the break at Tynecastle.

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Albion Rovers 0-2 Elgin City

Annan Athletic 0-0 Clyde

Berwick Rangers 1-1 Queen's Park

East Fife 2-0 Montrose

East Stirlingshire 1-0 Arbroath

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Airdrieonians 1-0 Stenhousemuir

Ayr United 0-1 Brechin City

Dunfermline 0-1 Greenock Morton

Forfar Athletic 2-0 Stirling Albion

Peterhead 1-0 Stranraer

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James in Giffnock: "Rangers would have been looking to continue the momentum from the Hibs match, but it's not happening so far. Anything other than three points will be a big setback for Stuart McCall."

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Now it's also half-time at the Indodrill Stadium.

Kenny Crawford

BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

"Rangers do deserve to be in front but they need to take chances.

"Mixture of good goalkeeping, the woodwork and poor final balls mean it's 0-0 at the break."

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Dumbarton 0-0 Falkirk

Raith Rovers 0-0 Hibernian

Rangers 0-0 Cowdenbeath

Hearts 1-0 Queen of the South

Scottish Olympia Allan Wells (far left) in the director's box at Tynecastle.

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Rangers 0-0 Cowdenbeath

Rangers manager Stuart McCall issues instructions from the technical area.

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Scottish League Two

Elgin City are two up against Albion Rovers, East Fife lead Montrose by the same margin, East Stirlingshire have the advantage in their meeting with Arbroath while Queen's Park got the opening goal at Berwick Rangers. Half-time scores to follow...

Scottish League One

Airdrieonians lead Stenhousemuir, Peterhead are in front against Stranraer and Forfar Athletic hold a two-goal advantage over Stirling Albion. Half-time scores to follow...

Scottish Championship

Still only one goal so far in the second tier and that's gone to champions Hearts, who lead Queen of the South.

Hearts 1-0 Queen of the South

Scottish actor Ken Stott is part of the large crowd at Tynecastle today.

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Rangers 0-0 Cowdenbeath

Kenny Crawford

BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

"As the dark rain clouds gather it's still Rangers piling on lots of pressure here. Kenny Miller shot wide before Robbie Thomson tipped Dean Shiels' low strike wide.

"At the hub of most good Rangers moves is David Templeton - back in the starting XI today."

HITS THE WOODWORK

They hit the post earlier and now Hibs have hit the crossbar through Dominique Malonga's headed effort.

And Rangers' Nicky Law also hit the woodwork in the Ibrox side's match against Cowdenbeath.

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David Gray almost gave Hibs the lead against Raith Rovers, his effort coming back off the post.

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Rangers 0-0 Cowdenbeath

Kenny Crawford

BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

"Cowdenbeath goalkeeper Robbie Thomson has been a busy boy this last 10 minutes.

"The former Celtic youth player saved impressively from headers by Lee McCulloch and Bilel Mohsni.

"Oh and Rangers' Nicky Law then hit the inside of the post with a curling effort from eight yards."

HITS THE WOODWORK

Nicky Law's curling shot comes back off the post. Very close from the hosts.

Hearts 1-0 Queen of the South

Osman Sow gave Hearts the lead against Queens.

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Rangers 0-0 Cowdenbeath

Cowdenbeath have frustrated the hosts so far at Ibrox.

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The Rangers fans hold a tribute to Davie Cooper, who passed away 20 years ago this week.

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Rangers 0-0 Cowdenbeath

Kenny Crawford

BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

"It's not been the most straightforward start for Rangers. Both Kudus Oyenuga and Sean Higgins have had half-chances for Cowdenbeath, the latter needing to be closed down effectively by Gers' keeper Cammy Bell."

GOAL

The Scottish Championship winners are in front with Osman Sow lashing home a low shot across the goalkeeper.

Raith Rovers Liam Fox and Hibs' Liam Fontaine in action at Stark's Park.

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HITS THE WOODWORK

Hibs very close to going ahead as David Gray ventures forward from right-back and fires against the post.

Alloa Athletic 0-0 Livingston

BBC Scotland's Charlie Mann reports that it's been a slow start to the match in Clackmannanshire as both sides battle for precious points in the fight against relegation.

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Raith Rovers 0-0 Hibernian

A couple of tame efforts early on from Hibs at Stark's Park.

A Hearts fan making their way to Tynecastle earlier today.

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Hearts 0-0 Queen of the South

Former athlete Allan Wells and actor Ken Stott are among the supporters taking in the match at Tynecastle.

KICK-OFF

Games getting underway in the Scottish Championship, League One and League Two.

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Rangers manager Stuart McCall

"The players are under no illusion of what's expected of them. It's down to us to play at a tempo. We've not scored many goals. First and foremost we've got to win the game."

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LINE-UPS

Hearts: Alexander, Paterson, Wilson, Ozturk, Eckersley, King, Pallardo, Gomis, Walker, Sow, Zeefuik. Subs: McHattie, El Hassnaoui, Nicholson, Gallacher, Keatings, Anderson, McKay.

Queen of South: Alexander Clark, Dowie, Durnan, Higgins, Holt, Carmichael, Reilly, Paton, Millar, McKenna, Lyle. Subs: Kidd, McShane, Atkinson, Hooper, Dean Smith, Aidan Smith, Pickard.

Referee: Craig Thomson.

Hearts: Alexander, Paterson, Wilson, Ozturk, Eckersley, King, Pallardo, Gomis, Walker, Sow, Zeefuik. Subs: McHattie, El Hassnaoui, Nicholson, Gallacher, Keatings, Anderson, McKay.

Queen of South: Alexander Clark, Dowie, Durnan, Higgins, Holt, Carmichael, Reilly, Paton, Millar, McKenna, Lyle. Subs: Kidd, McShane, Atkinson, Hooper, Dean Smith, Aidan Smith, Pickard.

Referee: Craig Thomson.

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Rangers: Bell, McGregor, McCulloch, Mohsni, Wallace, Shiels, Murdoch, Law, Templeton, Miller, Clark. Subs: Aird, Black, Daly, Vuckic, Crawford, Robinson, Hardie.

Cowdenbeath: Robbie Thomson, Brownlie, Armstrong, Wedderburn, Toshney, Marshall, Robertson, Milne, Hughes, Oyenuga, Sean Higgins. Subs: O'Brien, Nish, Kane, Buchanan, Miller, Johnston, Sneddon.

Referee: Brian Colvin.

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Raith Rovers: McGurn, Thomson, Barr, Watson, McKeown, Anderson, Fox, Callachan, Conroy, Vaughan, Stewart. Subs: Cuthbert, Hill, Elliot, McKay, Nade, Robertson, Matthews.

Hibernian: Oxley, Gray, Watson, Fontaine, Stevenson, Fyvie, Allan, Robertson, McGeouch, Stanton, Malonga. Subs: Forster, El Alagui, Craig, Boyle, Dja Djedje, Cerny, Cummings.

Referee: Alan Muir.

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Alloa Athletic: McDowall, Doyle, Gordon, Benedictus, Meggatt, Holmes, Docherty, Cawley, McCord, Chopra, Buchanan. Subs: Ferguson, Gibson, Spence, Flannigan, Layne, Rutherford, Roberts.

Livingston: Jamieson, Sives, Fordyce, Gallacher, Talbot, Keaghan Jacobs, Kyle Jacobs, Cole, White, Pitman, Sekajja. Subs: O'Brien, Boulding, Hippolyte, Walker, Glen, Mullen, Donaldson.

Referee: William Collum.

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Dumbarton: Rogers, Taggart, Graham, Findlay, Wilson, Gilhaney, Turner, Agnew, Megginson, Fleming, Campbell. Subs: Duggan, Kirkpatrick, Easton, Ewings, Lightbody.

Falkirk: MacDonald, Duffie, McCracken, Grant, Leahy, Vaulks, Alston, Kerr, Sibbald, Baird, Morgan. Subs: Muirhead, Smith, Bowman, Dick, Maybury, Cooper, O'Hara.

Referee: Greg Aitken.

Rangers v Cowdenbeath

Kenny Crawford

BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

"The buzz word from Rangers manager Stuart McCall all week has been 'momentum'. After their first win in six matches last week against Hibernian, now is the chance for the Ibrox men to build some on their own patch.

"Perhaps the opposition couldn't be better picked. Cowdenbeath are second-bottom, having conceded 31 goals in their last 10 games - including that 10-0 capitulation to Hearts in the capital.

"The Blue Brazil don't have manager Jimmy Nicholl present today as he's on duty as assistant boss of Northern Ireland, but stand-in Lee Makel will hope his players can muster the resolve that got them a point in a 0-0 draw with Rangers at Central Park recently."

Hearts v Queen of the South

Queen of the South manager James Fowler

"They'll be looking to put on show. They won't be slacking off. We want to put in a performance as well."

Hearts v Queen of the South

Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson

"It's going to be a fantastic day. It's great for the fans, it's a wee bit of payback for them. We still need to put in a performance, we've still got to win the game."

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Scottish League Two

Albion Rovers are closing in on the title with a seven-point lead at the top.

Queen's Park and Arbroath, second and third respectively, look well placed for the play-offs while fourth-place East Fife face pressure from several sides below them also pushing for that final play-off place.

Scottish League Two

Albion Rovers v Elgin City

Annan Athletic v Clyde

Berwick Rangers v Queen's Park

East Fife v Montrose

East Stirlingshire v Arbroath

Scottish League One

Leaders Stranraer hold a one-point advantage over Greenock Morton and Forfar Athletic while Brechin City are inside the promotion play-off zone, four points ahead of Dunfermline Athletic and Peterhead.

At the bottom, Stirling Albion are 10 points adrift while second-bottom Ayr United trail Stenhousemuir by a point.

Scottish League One

Airdrieonians v Stenhousemuir

Ayr United v Brechin City

Dunfermline Athletic v Greenock Morton

Forfar Athletic v Stirling Albion

Peterhead v Stranraer

This is how the Scottish Championship table looks at start of play today. Those finishing second, third and fourth will enter the promotion play-offs, which culminates in a two-legged final with the team finishing second bottom in the Premiership.

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The side finishing bottom will be relegated, while the second-bottom side will play one of the top sides in League One in the play-off semi-finals.

Alloa Athletic v Livingston

The other fixture in the second tier is a dress rehearsal for next weekend's Scottish Challenge Cup final with Alloa Athletic taking on bottom side Livingston.

The hosts are third bottom, level on points with Cowdenbeath.

Dumbarton v Falkirk

Fifth-place Falkirk, a point off Queen of the South, visit Dumbarton.

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The Bairns will hope a win against the Sons can take them up to fourth if Queens drop points at Tynecastle.

Rangers v Cowdenbeath

Rangers are at home to second-bottom Cowdenbeath.

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The Ibrox side claimed their first win under new manager Stuart McCall last week at Easter Road.

Raith Rovers v Hibernian

Second-place Hibernian are at Raith Rovers.

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Alan Stubbs' side were on a roll until last week's loss to Rangers but still lead the Ibrox side by three points. However, Rangers have a game in hand.

Hearts v Queen of the South

Hearts last week clinched the Scottish Championship title and promotion after Hibernian lost to Rangers on Sunday.

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This was Hearts trio Brad McKay, Adam Eckerseley and captain Danny Wilson celebrating after their league triumph was confirmed.

Robbie Neilson's side will host fourth-place Queen of the South this afternoon and the visitors are eager for points in the race for a promotion play-off place.

With no Premiership action today due to the international break, the focus is very much on the Championship as well as Leagues One and Two.

Good afternoon and welcome to today's live Scottish football coverage.