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          2016/17 Scottish League One, 2016/2017 Scottish League One
          Airdrieonians Airdrieonians AIRD
          3
          FT
          2
          Queen's Park Queen's Park QUE
          • Andy Ryan (41', 46')
          • Iain Russell (54')
          • Dario Zanatta (15')
          • Kalvin Orsi (53')

          Peterhead hit back to keep survival hopes alive as Stenhousemuir go down

          May 6, 2017
          • PA Sport

          A late comeback saw Peterhead avoid automatic relegation from Scottish League One and condemned Stenhousemuir to the drop.
          Peterhead started the day bottom of the table, but recovered from 2-1 down to beat Alloa 3-2.
          That left Stenhousemuir needing a win, but they could only draw 1-1 with Brechin.
          Iain Flannigan gave Alloa a 29th-minute lead with a low effort from 12 yards, but Rory McAllister equalised eight minutes after half-time.
          Adam Martin restored Alloa's advantage on the hour mark, but with relegation looming Peterhead levelled through Grant Anderson and Jordan Brown fired the winner from six yards with 10 minutes remaining.
          The Blue Toon are not safe yet, as they face a relegation play-off with three sides from League Two.
          Stenhousemuir found themselves behind after only five minutes as Alan Trouten's penalty put Brechin ahead following Mason Robertson's foul on Alistair Love.
          Oli Shaw equalised after 62 minutes, but a 1-1 draw ensures they will be playing in League Two next season.
          Brechin's point secured their place in the promotion play-off, and Airdrieonians beat Queen's Park 3-2 to earn their place in the end-of-season shake-up.
          Dario Zanatta put Queen's Park ahead, but Andy Ryan struck either side of half-time to give Airdrieonians the lead.
          Kalvin Orsi's low effort drew the visitors level, but less than a minute later Iain Russell converted Scott Stewart's pass for the winner.
          Runaway champions Livingston signed off with a 2-0 win over Albion, with Scott Pitman and Raffaele De Vita on target.