How to watch SPFL Play-Offs

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The SPFL play-offs are in full swing as promotion is decided across the four divisions of Scotland.

Dunfermline Athletic and Partick Thistle are facing off in the Championship play-off semi-final for a spot in the final, where the winner will play St Mirren for a place in the Premiership.

The SPFL play-offs are being streamed for free on the BBC Alba and BBC Scotland and on pay-per-view on Premier Sports. Find the details below for each stream.

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Date	Match	Kick-Off	Stream
Wednesday 13 May	Alloa vs Stenhousemuir	7:45pm BST	BBC Alba
Friday 15 May	Partick Thistle vs Dunfermline	7:45pm BST	BBC Scotland
Friday 15 May	Hamilton vs Clyde	7:45pm BST	BBC Alba
Saturday 16 May	Edinburgh City vs Brora Rangers	3pm BST	Premier Sports PPV
Saturday 16 May	Stenhousemuir vs Alloa	5:30pm BST	BBC Alba

Watch SPFL play-offs from anywhere

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