Forfar welcome back Gavin Swankie from a one-match suspension as they host First Division Dunfermline at Station Park for the second time this season. Missing for the Loons will be Odmar Faero and Mick Dunlop with knee injuries as well as Stephen Tulloch (pelvis) and Martyn Fotheringham (ankle), with long-term absentees Derek Soutar and Keith Gibson also absent. Manager Dick Campbell said: "We...Full Story »

Queen's Park welcome back Blair Spittal to their squad to face Peterhead after illness and he is joined by suspension-free Giuseppe Capuano. They will be joined by Neil Parry, Andrew Robertson, David Anderson and Jamie Longworth who were rested on Saturday as the Spiders lost 3-0 to the Blue Toon in their final league match of the season. Head coach Gardner Speirs said: "Peterhead put in a rea...Full Story »

Berwick have midfielder Lee Currie available to face visitors East Fife as play-off football returns to Shielfield for the first time in seven seasons. Missing for the Borderers will be long-term absentees Marc Lancaster, who has a back injury, and Dene Droudge, who has a knee problem, with manager Ian Little likely to make changes from the side that lost 1-0 to Rangers on Saturday. Little sai...Full Story »

Brechin will be without Paul McLean through suspension and Craig Molloy with a knee injury as they host Alloa in the first leg of their play-off semi-final. But despite their absence, manager Ray McKinnon has been given a selection headache to solve. He explained: "I have rested players over the last couple of games and the boys that have come in have done really well in our wins over Albion R...Full Story »

Stenhousemuir welcome back striker John Gemmell from a ban as they look to defeat Stranraer and hope that both Arbroath and Forfar drop points so they can sneak into the play-offs. The Warriors, who will miss Scott Buist with a knee injury and Brown Ferguson who has an ankle problem, have won their last four games and manager Martyn Corrigan reckons that they can handle the pressure of having t...Full Story »

Dunfermline will welcome back Chris Kane against relegated visitors Airdrie. The midfielder served a ban against Partick Thistle last Saturday. Andy Geggan and Ryan Wallace have been passed fit for starting roles after coming through substitute appearances last weekend after injury and the Pars' numbers could be boosted further as Alex Whittle and Craig Dargo could return after ankle injuries....Full Story »

Albion Rovers will be managed by Todd Lumsden for the last time as they host title winners Queen of the South. The Cliftonhill boss has already been advised that his services will not be required next season and he will be without Barry Russell and Tony Stevenson for his final match in charge due to knee problems. Ankle injuries mean he will be without the services of Mick O'Byrne, Chris Dalla...Full Story »

Livingston striker Tony Andreu will have a Saturday lunchtime fitness test on a niggling hamstring problem ahead of the visit of Raith. The Lions are hoping the Frenchman makes it as they are already without Ross Docherty (groin), Stefan Scougall (hamstring), Marc McNulty (hamstring), Ross Gray (groin) and Keaghan Jacobs (knee). But Kyle Jacobs could make the bench after overcoming an ankle pr...Full Story »

Hamilton will be without Jon McShane when they face Cowdenbeath. The striker has hamstring injury while Gary Fisher is a doubt after picking up a knee knock and Kieran Millar remains out following knee surgery. Interim boss Alex Neil said: "Cowdenbeath have to win this game to have any chance of staying up so it will have a real competitive edge to it. We want things to be that way as we looki...Full Story »

Falkirk skipper Darren Dods will lead the Bairns out for the last time when Morton visit after he was told he will be released at the end of the season. Striker Lewis Small is the only absentee with a shoulder injury. Technical director Alex Smith said: "It is important to win your last game of the season and send the fans home happy. It will also be good for the manager to get that first win ...Full Story »