That's all from us folks, as another compelling Scottish Championship season comes to an end... until the play-offs kick-off anyway.

Ross County are relegated after another dramatic Friday night under the lights. Airdrie finish in the relegation play-off spot after drawing with Morton.

Bye for now.

Ross County manager Stuart Kettlewell tells BBC Scotland: "I think everybody will know, none of us ever wanted to be in the position we're in

"What happens in the game is symptomatic of this season.

"You're winning 1-0, fully in control, Raith haven't created a great deal, and then we do what we do to ourselves.

"What's symptomatic of this season is the carnage trying to clear it up the park and go for the winner

"You can see the anger and frustration from our supporters.

"We start fighting and show loads of emotion at the end of the game, we've had 36 games to do that though and haven't enough for the season."

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Stark’s Park

What’s playing over the tannoy?

‘Down, down, down’.

Naughty…

Stuart Kettlewell was appointed Killie boss in May 2025.

Innes Cameron left Killie on a free transfer just one week later in June 2025.

Less than a year later, the striker scored the goal that started the collapse for Kettlewell's Ross County this evening, sending them down to League One.

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Ross County have suffered back-to-back relegations. They will play in League 1 next season.

Killian Phillips headed them in front at Stark's Park, a goal - which for a fair whack of the night - had them in the play-offs.

But two magic crosses from Josh Mullin - onto the heads of Innes Cameron and Jack Hamilton - undid their good work.

County struck back level through James Scott before a late Mullin penalty compounded their misery.

Tempers flared at the final whistle, with players and coaching staff involved in a post-match incident on the pitch following Raith's winning spot-kick.

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Well, no they don't.

This sums up Ross County's calamitous campaign.

Curtis Main's towering header was enough to draw Greenock Morton level against Airdrieonians and save their Scottish Championship status.

For Airdrie, they are in the relegation play-off spot. Unless anything changes at Stark's Park, that is.

An end-to-end, compelling game fitting of a dramatic Championship season.

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At least five minutes will be added at Stark's Park.

What a reception for one of their own, Lewis Vaughan.

Over a decade at the club, could he be leaving the pitch for the last time?

Rovers are emptying their wee bench, and Stuart Kettlewell is not happy about it...

Josh Rae closes the angle very, very well to deny substitute Dean Cornelius.

County will be having nightmares about this goalkeeper's great performance tonight.

"Going down, going down, going down," rings round Stark's Park.

The home fans are not being very hospitable...

Like they care.

Ten minutes or so to go at Cappielow.

Is there another twist in this tale?

The game has gone a bit cagey now.

Ross County are on the ropes!

Innes Cameron is up again but his header just grazes wide.

Wow.

This is TENSE.

Stuart Kettlewell throws on James Scott. A reminder County need to win.