Ross County relegated again? Or will Airdrie or Morton face drop?

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Ross County relegated again? Or will Airdrie or Morton face drop?

Ross County relegated again? Or will Airdrie or Morton face drop?

It's relegation judgement night on the final Friday of the Scottish Championship season proper, with Morton, Airdrieonians and Ross County all at risk of being sucked into League 1 before the night is out.

Ross County relegated again? Or will Airdrie or Morton face drop?

It's relegation judgement night on the final Friday of the Scottish Championship season proper, with Morton, Airdrieonians and Ross County all at risk of being sucked into League 1 before the night is out.

It's judgement night in the Scottish Championship, and the drama is reaching fever pitch. Three teams—Morton, Airdrieonians, and Ross County—are staring down the barrel of relegation to League 1, and by the time the final whistle blows on Friday, one of them could be packing their bags for the drop.

Bottom-placed Ross County face a nightmare scenario. After tumbling out of the Premiership last season, they're now on the brink of a double relegation. They travel to Raith Rovers—live on BBC Scotland—needing nothing less than a win to keep their hopes alive. Currently sitting on 34 points with a goal difference of minus 20, anything less than three points in Fife will almost certainly seal their fate.

But the tension doesn't stop there. Third-bottom Morton host second-bottom Airdrieonians at Cappielow in a head-to-head showdown that could decide who survives. The math is simple: finish bottom and you're gone. Ninth place means a play-off with three teams from League 1. Eighth? You're safe. But with points so tight, the reality could get messy.

Ross County have shown signs of life lately, winning their last two matches—including a dominant 4-0 thrashing of Morton last weekend. That result could be a lifeline, or just a cruel tease. Airdrieonians, meanwhile, are unbeaten in three and beat Ayr United 2-1 last time out. Morton? They're winless in four, with three defeats in that stretch.

Elsewhere, Dunfermline and Arbroath kick off a triple-header that will shape the play-off picture. They face each other now to decide who finishes third—and earns home advantage in the second leg of their Premiership play-off quarter-final next week. If Arbroath avoid defeat, they take the spot. Partick Thistle are locked into second place and will be waiting in the semi-finals, enjoying a 10-day rest after their match against Queen's Park.

It's a night of high stakes, raw emotion, and football at its most unforgiving. Whether you're a fan of the underdog or just love a relegation scrap, this is the kind of drama that makes the beautiful game so compelling. Grab your jersey, settle in, and get ready for a wild ride.

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