Jim Duffy's Clyde secured a play-off place with a convincing 4-0 victory over Albion Rovers at Broadwood.
Stefan McCluskey opened the scoring in the 24th minute. Michael Daly added a second and John Sweeney's 62nd-minute strike put Clyde out of sight before Kevin Watt added an injury-time strike.
Fourth-placed Stirling Albion have yet to confirm a play-off place despite crashing champions Peterhead's title party with a 4-0 triumph at Balmoor.
Craig Comrie's header after 37 minutes put Stirling ahead and David Weatherston doubled their lead. Graham Weir made it three, then Comrie struck again. A point for Stirling against Clyde on Saturday will seal a play-off spot.
Failure to get one could let in Berwick Rangers who stay three points behind after a 3-1 win at bottom side Queen's Park.
Eamonn Brophy put Queen's Park ahead only for Lee Currie to level with a 56th-minute free-kick.
Mick Dunlop headed Berwick in front and Andrew Russell got a third.
Second-placed Annan Athletic slipped to a 2-1 defeat at Montrose, Garry Wood getting the winner. At Borough Briggs, Elgin City humiliated East Stirling 5-0.
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