Alloa and Hearts are kicking off now but I'm going to say my goodbyes. Remember, you can tune into BBC Radio Scotland commentary and see the game live on BBC ALBA. A win for the visitors will see them move 16 points clear at the top of the Championship.

See you all tomorrow for Celtic v Rangers (kick off 13:30) and congratulations to Dundee United for clinching a place in the League Cup final. Cheers.

Tomorrow is all about Celtic v Rangers in the second League Cup semi-final. The Hampden gound staff will be busy filling in all the divots at the national stadium since the pitch was cutting up quite badly during Dundee United's 2-1 win over Aberdeen.

We have the big match covered with bells and whistles. It's on the telly, radio and online and you can watch it all unfold with us.

The game is being televised live in 54 countries, so there's no excuse for missing out.

BBC Sportsound host Richard Gordon exhales a heavy sigh as he informs BBC Radio Scotland listeners that it's been 15 years since Aberdeen have won a game at Hampden...

Aberdeen will be kicking themselves since they had a few excellent chances in the second half and there was a period after Donervon Daniels' opening goal when United were really wobbling at the back. No reaction from the Dons yet. Manager Derek McInnes must be holding a long dressing room chat.

Dundee United winger Gary Mackay-Steven

"It's an unbelievable feeling. We just want to go one better and win some silverware this season.

"For long periods it could have gone either way. It was quite open. It was end-to-end.

"Dowser deserves great credit. He came off the bench and really forced Aberdeen back with his driving runs. It shows the great strength we have on the bench."

Dundee United striker Nadir Ciftci

[on his match-winning goal] "It was minimal but a touch is a touch.

"We worked hard as a team and we had the best chances in the game. We kept believing and kept doing what the gaffer told us to do.

"It's not easy playing against Aberdeen they work so hard but we have a lot of pace and when we got it back to 1-1 I thought it was coming for us."

CHAMPIONSHIP

Cowdenbeath 0-5 Queen of the South

Falkirk 3-3 Dumbarton

Hibernian 1-1 Raith Rovers

LEAGUE ONE

Airdrie 1-1 Brechin

Ayr 0-2 Dunfermline

Forfar 1-2 Morton

Peterhead 2-0 Stenhousemuir

Stranraer 1-0 Stirling

LEAGUE TWO

Albion Rovers 2-1 Queen's Park

Abroath 1-1 East Fife

Berwick 0-2 Elgin

East Stirling 1-2 Clyde

Montrose 2-1 Annan

Having battered Raith Rovers all afternoon, Hibs are made to pay for missing a hatful of chances, with ex-Jambo Christian Nade popping up with a stoppage-time leveller. It means Alan Stubbs' team have blown the chance to leapfrog Rangers. Falkirk and Dumbarton shared six goals and Queen of the South hammered five past Cowdenbeath.

Runaway leaders Hearts take on Alloa in half an hour. You can watch that game live on BBC ALBA or listen to BBC Radio Scotland commentary - or both.

Dundee United manager Jackie McNamara

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"The pitch was cutting up. It's not great for football and it made passing difficult.

"I thought we were the better team in the first half and had a couple of chances. The second half wasn't pretty - it could have gone either way.

"I thought Nadir Ciftci deserved his goal for the way he battled for us up front."

We had to wait a long time for a goal then we got another straight away as the points were shared at Dens Park. It stops Hamilton's losing run but the 10-man visitors will be frustrated not to have held on to their lead.

Inverness miss the chance to move second in the Premiership as Ross County pick up a valuable point in their bid to avoid the drop.

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Dundee United book themselves into the League Cup final, coming from behind to sink Aberdeen at Hampden.

Ten-man Motherwell hit back to earn a share of the spoils, with John Sutton grabbing the equaliser to Murray Davidson's opener. The Steelmen stay 11th in the table.

Hamilton's lead does not last long as Dundee striker Greg Stewart lofts a shot into the far corner of the net from the edge of the penalty box.

Give yourself a goal bonus! Player-manager Martin Canning rises to meet a corner and heads 10-man Hamilton into the lead from 10 yards.

Aberdeen are pushing men forward, leaving gaps in defence as Ryan Dow's deflected shot trundles wide. The substitute has made a big impact since replacing Charlie Telfer early in the second half.

James McPake goes close to celebrating his contract extension with a goal for Dundee, but the defender's header from a corner is well held by Hamilton goalkeeper Michael McGovern.

Dundee United have come from behind to lead as Nadir Ciftci, looking a fraction offside, rises to get a glancing header on a deep cross. The ball skips off the surface and Scott Brown looks to have it covered only to see the ball squirm through his hands.

Caley Thistle defender Gary Warren diverts a cross in from the right past his goalkeeper Ryan Esson.

This time it's Aberdeen who must score as Ryan Jack finds the head of David Goodwillie with a cross from the right. The striker gets his header down but it slams into the turf and bounces over from eight yards.