Inverness CT 0-1 Falkirk: Visiting manager John Hughes and assistant Brian Rice survey the scene at the Caledonian Stadium ahead of the Scottish Premier League relegation battle
Ian Black (right) makes his final appearance for the Highland club ahead of the midfielder's summer move to Hearts
Referee Eddie Smith brandishes a red card at Ross Tokely after the Inverness defender's professional foul on Falkirk striker Steve Lovell
Tokely's dismissal gives Inverness manager Terry Butcher cause for concern with his side needing to avoid defeat in order to make sure of survival
Falkirk take the lead in 68th minute with substitute Michael Higdon converting Jackie McNamara's low cross
Higdon celebrates the goal that keeps the Bairns in Scotland's top flight
Butcher and assistant manager Maurice Malpas look on in despair as Inverness' relegation is confirmed
The Falkirk players celebrate at the final whistle after victory ensures they remain in the SPL one week ahead of their Scottish Cup Final appearance
Inverness defender Pavels Mihadjuks cuts a forlorn figure on the turf
The Inverness fans are devastated with the Highland club dropping out of the SPL for the first time since 2004
The Falkirk fans celebrate SPL survival
Hughes smiles on the touchline as he reflects on maintaining Falkirk's SPL status
Motherwell 1-2 Kilmarnock: Killie goalkeeper Cameron Bell warms up before his side's final league clash of the season with both sides assured of Scottish Premier League survival
Danny Invincibile (centre) celebrates after driving past goalkeeper Graeme Smith to put Kilmarnock in front on 27 minutes
The Kilmarnock supporters enjoy the atmosphere at Fir Park
Killie's Tim Clancy stoops low to battle for possession with Motherwell's Paul Quinn
Brian McLean (far right) levels for Motherwell with an 80th-minute strike
But Mehdi Taouil restores Killie's lead in the final minute to give the Ayrshire side victory
Motherwell goalkeeper Graeme Smith shakes hands with a fan after the final whistle at Fir Park
St Mirren 0-1 Hamilton: James McCarthy (centre) and his Hamilton teammates warm up before their match at St Mirren Park
Simon Mensing (number 27) is joined by his teammates to celebrate heading Hamilton in front in the 28th minute
The disappointed St Mirren players troop back to the halfway line to restart the match after falling behind
St Mirren's top scorer Andy Dorman (left) tussles with Hamilton's Mark McLaughlin as the home side try to work their way back into the match
Striker Billy Mehmet (right) misses a chance to equalise for St Mirren
Midfielder James McArthur throws his shirt towards the Hamilton fans after the visitors sign off for the season with victory
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