We'll call it a night here... Thanks for your company this evening.

Dunfermline Athletic v Partick Thistle will be live on BBC Scotland on Tuesday.

A delighted Neil Lennon joins the Sportscene team for an interview, with the Dunfermline boss saying: "We thought the game was going to be like that, attritional and physical. You have to respect that and match that.

"Over the two legs, we deserve to go through. There's no question about that. We should have been two or three up from the first game.

"Of course, anything can happen in football and we give away the penalty - sloppy from us, but Aston produces a really good save.

"Now we can look forward to Partick Thistle, which I think will be much more of an open game."

A very modest assessment of a huge, huge save from Aston Oxborough.

Let's have a look at it again...

A relieved Aston Oxborough tells BBC Scotland: "When the penalty was awarded I was gutted, but thankfully we got through."

The Dunfermline goalkeeper is being forced to watch a replay of the incident, saying: "I know I'm not getting there, but I can't pull out. I'm hoping it's outside the box but clearly not.

"To be fair, he's hit it really well. I'm just thankful I managed to get down."

The Dunfermline players celebrate but there will be no overdoing it.

Legs and minds need to be rested for the semi-final against Partick Thistle.

The first leg will be at East End Park on Tuesday.

The Pars go marching on in the play-offs.

The season is over for Arbroath, who finished third in the Championship.

Aston Oxborough is James McFadden's player of the match after that penalty save.

He gave it away with a moment of madness, then atoned with a big stop.

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Big old scramble, then the ref blows for a Dunfermline foul.

Arbroath have got everyone up... Corner to the home side.

We're entering four added minutes.

Dunfermline are almost there.

Chris Hamilton is on for Callumn Morrison as the Pars try to shore this up.

The big defender opts for placement rather than power, and the Pars ‘keeper dives correctly to his left to push it away.

Huge.

From zero to hero!

What a save Aston Oxborough!

My goodness, this is crazy.

Aaron Muirhead to take…

What is Aston Oxborough doing?

The big goalies comes rushing to the edge of his area to clip the heels of Ryan Dow.

Andrew Tod receiving a bit of TLC after a sare yin.

Right in front of manager Neil Lennon, who was less than pleased with the challenge.

Ten to go.

Arbroath need a goal otherwise their season ends then.

Oh Nurudeen Abdulai, that should be goal bound.

The big Pars man leaps to meet a corner, but connects with his shoulder.

Craig Watson into the book for Arbroath.

One of those fouls he had to commit as Andrew Tod was away.

Fifteen to go.

Dunfermline yet to turn to their bench.