Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. goal

    GOAL Queen of the South 0-2 St Mirren

    Toyosi Olusanya

    Callum Penman is impressing on his first St Mirren start.

    The 17-year-old floats a delightful cross in from the right-hand side, and Toyosi Olusanya powers a header into the bottom corner for his second goal of the game.

    Just moments earlier, Adam Brooks had a chance to equalise for Queens, but couldn't beat Zach Hemming in the St Mirren goal.

    Watch: Olusanya doubles his tally as St Mirren lead 2-0

  2. Saints swagger

    St Johnstone 1-0 Motherwell

    Kheredine Idessane
    BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

    This team in blue and white, who are a goal up (it should be two) and knocking the ball about nicely? They any relation to the St Johnstone team who've lost seven of their last nine and not won a game since the end of November?

  3. goal

    GOAL Dunfermline 1-0 Stenhousemuir

    Chris Hamilton

    Watch: Dunfermline open the scoring

  4. WATCH: Boyle opens scoring against Clydebank

    Hibernian 1-0 Clydebank

    Hibs captain Martin Boyle bagged the first goal of the day...

    We'll try and clip as many of the goals as we can, so you can scroll back across the afternoon to see them.

    Watch: Boyle opens scoring for Hibs

  5. CLOSE!

    Hibernian 1-0 Clydebank

    Rudi Molotnikov is eager for a goal, coming close once more by firing low and wide after advancing into the the Bankies box.

    It is one-way traffic at Easter Road right now.

  6. HITS THE WOODWORK

    Ross County 0-0 Livingston

    Ross County are the first to go close as James Brown's cross drifts onto the top of the cross bar and goes over. Jerome Prior, the Livi keeper, looked a little worried about that.

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    GOAL Dumbarton 0-2 Airdrieonians

    Gavin Gallagher

  8. Elgin City 0-0 Aberdeen

    Another chance for Elgin as a cross reaches Ryan Sargent unmarked at the back post, but the striker's header is poor and the Dons clear.

    Danger signs for the visitors, who will be keen to avoid another Darvel experience.

  9. goal

    GOAL St Johnstone 1-0 Motherwell

    Makenzie Kirk

    It's sloppy defending from Stuart Kettlewell's side who fail to clear their lines from a St Johnstone corner and Kirk is there to rifle into the back of the net from close range!

    Watch: Kirk opens the scoring for St Johnstone

  10. goal

    GOAL Queen of the South 0-1 St Mirren

    Toyosi Olusanya

    St Mirren hit the front.

    A long throw from Callum Penman - making his first start for the Buddies - breaks to Toyosi Olusanya at the far post, and he finds the bottom corner.

    Watch: Olusanya pokes St Mirren ahead

  11. Good cup memories for Davidson

    Queen's Park 0-0 Montrose

    Gully Singh
    BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden Park

    A small cluster of Montrose fans are making some noise albeit slightly outnumbered in Glasgow's Southside.

    A long journey back for those travelling supporters but a win for Scotland's League One side would make it all the sweeter.

    Though Callum Davidson more than many, knows what it takes to get over the line at the national stadium.

  12. Hibernian 1-0 Clydebank

    Nearly a quickfire double at Easter Road.

    The visitors are caught out at the back, allowing Martin Boyle to find Rudi Molotnikov, though the youngster blazes well over.

  13. goal

    GOAL Dumbarton 0-1 Airdrieonians

    Lewis McGrattan

  14. CLOSE!

    Elgin City 0-0 Aberdeen

    So close to an opener - and it's for the hosts.

    Aberdeen struggle to clear inside their own penalty box, it falls to Dajon Golding and, although the striker delays his shot, his low drive from a difficult angle is cleared off the line.

    It falls to another Elgin boot, but midfielder Lewis Hyde fires low and wide from the edge of the penalty box.

  15. goal

    GOAL Hibernian 1-0 Clydebank

    Martin Boyle

    The Bankies' party falls flat...

    Junior Hoilett races down the left flank and picks out Martin Boyle, who turns in the cross at the near post with ease.

    Watch: Boyle opens scoring for Hibs

  16. Cacophonous Clydebank welcome

    Hibernian 0-0 Clydebank

    Brian McLauchlin
    BBC Scotland at Easter Road

    Clydebank walk out at Easter Road to a tremendous reception from their 2,500 support. Dreams of a place in the last 16. Can they achieve the win that many think is impossible?

    EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - JANUARY 18: A general view of Clydebank fans during a Scottish Gas Men's Scottish Cup Fourth Round match between Hibernian and Clydebank at Easter Road, on January 18, 2025, in Edinburgh, Scotland. (Photo by Rob Casey / SNS Group)SNS

  17. Well fans ignore pyro warnings

    St Johnstone 0-0 Motherwell

    Kheredine Idessane
    BBC Scotland at the McDiarmid Park

    The Motherwell fans are here in good numbers, somewhere close to 2,000. They're making a right racket as they literally and figuratively beat the drum for their side. Sadly, they've also brought pyrotechnics with them, and they're letting them off. Not a good look, smoke now billowing from the away end.

    The Scottish FA run this tournament, so sanctions could well follow.

    St Johnstone v MotherwellSNS

  18. KICK-OFF

    And we're up and running.

    No VAR at any of these games by the way.

  19. Remembering The Lawman

    Before every Scottish Cup game today there will be a minute's applause for the great Denis Law, who passed away yesterday.

    Scotland's joint record-scorer, the only Scottish player to win the Ballon d'Or prize, Manchester United icon.

    A legend of the game.

    Denis LawSNS

    Denis Law scored 30 Scotland goals in 55 appearances

  20. Can Musselburgh outmuscle Accies?

    Hamilton Accies v Musselburgh Athletic (15:00)

    Amy Canavan
    BBC Scotland at New Douglas Park

    A bouncing Burgh support have travelled through to cheer on Musselburgh Athletic in their first Scottish Cup fourth round game.

    It's been a cracking journey so far for Liam Burns' sixth-tier side, and they're in search of a big auld scalp at Hamilton Accies.

    The biggest game in their history, could it go down in Scottish football history?