Dundee derby & Celtic v Kilmarnock in Scottish Cup
Adam Idah won last season's Scottish Cup for Celtic with a last-gasp goal against Rangers at Hampden in May
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Holders Celtic will host Kilmarnock in the fourth round of the Scottish Cup, while Rangers welcome Highland League side Fraserburgh to Ibrox.
There will be a Dundee derby at Dens Park, St Johnstone take on Motherwell in Perth and Aberdeen make the short trip to Elgin City.
Hibernian will be at home against Clydebank, currently unbeaten in the West of Scotland Football League, and Hearts visit Highland League leaders Brechin City.
Championship pace-setters Falkirk won 3-1 at East Kilbride on Monday evening and will meet league rivals Raith Rovers next.
Musselburgh Athletic of the East of Scotland Premier Division go to Hamilton Accies and Lowland League representatives Broxburn Athletic have a home tie with Ayr United.
The fourth-round matches will be played on the weekend of 18-19 January.
Scottish Cup fourth round draw
Dumbarton v Airdrieonians
Cove Rangers v Forfar Athletic
Dundee v Dundee United
Dunfermline Athletic v Stenhousemuir
Falkirk v Raith Rovers
St Johnstone v Motherwell
Queen's Park v Montrose
Ross County v Livingston
Hibernian v Clydebank
Rangers v Fraserburgh
Brechin City v Hearts
Queen of the South v St Mirren
Hamilton Academical v Musselburgh Athletic
Elgin City v Aberdeen
Broxburn Athletic v Ayr United
Celtic v Kilmarnock
Former Scotland forward Steven Naismith, who won the trophy with Rangers in 2009, conducted the draw at East Kilbride's K-Park
Rangers tie 'surreal' for Fraserburgh
Fraserburgh manager says the prospect of facing Rangers is "a bit surreal".
"It's something many, many at our level only dream of," Cowie told BBC Radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland.
"We've got quite a few in the club who are Rangers supporters, so for them it truly is a dream come true, but we're just humbled to have been given this opportunity. Like I said, just to be in the draw, but to pull out a tie such as that one it's going to be incredible.
"It'll be rewarding in so many ways, obviously financially, it'll be great for a club and give us a boost during these difficult times, but also in terms of memories, this tie will create for players, supporters and the like. It's truly got to be a great occasion for the club."
With almost seven weeks to go until the trip to Ibrox, Cowie says Fraserburgh will "have to try and keep a lid on it" with Highland League and Aberdeenshire Shield games to come first.
"The Rangers game is a bit away yet, we've got some league games and cup games that we want to do well in beforehand," he added.
"We haven't been together since, so there will be a bit of excitement, but we've got a good group, so hopefully we'll manage to focus on tonight's game [against Keith] and put the Rangers game to the side slightly."