Kelty Hearts have been crowned champions of the Lowland League after it was decided the season should end with the table as it stands - but they face a play-off waiting game.
Barry Ferguson 's side were six points clear at the top of the table when Scottish football was shut down, having played one more game than Bonnyrigg Rose.
And the Rangers legend is now a league-winning manager as the season has been declared over.
A statement from the Scottish Lowland Football League announced: "The board of the SLFL have today decided to end the league competition with immediate effect.
The board took into account the points per game average based on the standings at the cessation of football on the 13 March, and as such have declared that Kelty Hearts are this season’s champion club.
"Furthermore, the board would like to make it clear that it feels that no member club should be disadvantaged by the current health crisis we face, and as such there will be no relegation from the SLFL in season 2019/20.
"We are aware of the implications for our fellow pyramid leagues, the EoSFL and SoSFL, and will announce contingency plans to cover this in due course."
Under ordinary circumstances Ferguson's side would now face Highland League champions Brora Rangers in a play-off for an SPFL place.
The winner of the two-legged tie would then take on the bottom side in League Two, currently Brechin City.
However, it remains to be seen how the SPFL will decide to end the season and if the usual play-off format will apply.
