Spartans to visit Aberdeen in quarter-finals
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Fourth-tier The Spartans will visit Aberdeen in the Premier Sports Cup quarter-finals after knocking out Ross County.
Holders Rangers host Dundee, while Celtic welcome Championship side Falkirk, who shocked Hearts 1-0 in the last 16.
Motherwell and Dundee United face off in an all-Premiership affair.
The ties will be played on the weekend of 21-22 September.
Spartans stunned top-flight County 1-0 on Saturday to became the first fourth-tier side to make the last eight since Rangers in 2012.
Last-eight draw: Motherwell v Dundee Utd; Aberdeen v Spartans; Rangers v Dundee; Celtic v Falkirk.
Spartans eye 'something really special'
Blair Henderson was the Spartans goal hero and the striker is looking forward to a trip to Pittodrie.
"What a game for the club, it will help us massively," he told BBC Radio Scotland.
"And for us, the players, what a tough game it's going to be. We’re already talking about how hard work it’s going to be. We'll have to do what we did against Ross County but work twice as hard.
"What a draw! The community and the volunteers deserve a big day out and they finally got it.
"There's levels to this game. Aberdeen at the top of the Scottish game and, at the moment, we're at the bottom. So it's going to be really difficult for us but hopefully we can do something really special."