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Hearts the first team through to Scottish Cup semi-finals
Kartum bends sensational opener into top corner
Dundee's Adewumi hits bar before Shaughnessy levels with header shortly after half-time
Murray flicks header into own net as Hearts regain lead and Kartum adds fine third
Hearts v Dundee (19:45)
Image source, SNSElton Kabangu and Sander Kartum are in from the start at Tynecastle
Neil Critchley has made four changes from the Edinburgh derby defeat last weekend.
Jorge Grant, James Wilson, Richard Taylor all drop to the bench while Jamie McCart misses out completely.
Lewis Neilson, Sander Kartum, Adam Forrester and Kenneth Vargas are in from the start.
Hearts v Dundee (19:45)
Hearts: Gordon, Baningime, Shankland, Steinwender, Spittal, Kabangu, Meilson, Kartum, Penrice, Forrester, Vargas.
Substitutes: Clark, Grant, Nieuwenhof, Forrest, Dhanda, Wilson, Musa, Taylor.
Dundee: Carson, Astley, Shaughnessy, McGhee, Mulligan, Adewumi, Garza, Murray, F. Robertson, Larkeche, Donnelly.
Substitutes: McCracken, Tiffoney, Lopez, Sharp, Samuels, Sylla, Ingram, Reilly.
Hearts v Dundee (19:45)
First things first, the teams.
Hearts v Dundee (19:45)
Tonight marks the start of the Scottish Cup quarter-finals.
Hearts v Dundee is coming your way in 45 minutes so let's get crackin'!
Image source, SNSHighlights: Hearts 3-1 Dundee
Sander Kartum lit up Tynecastle with two superb goals as Hearts booked their place in the Scottish Cup semi-finals at the expense of Dundee.
The January signing from Brann broke his Hearts duck with a stunning strike from 20 yards to give the hosts a first-half advantage.
Joe Shaughnessy nodded in Ziyad Larkeche's cross for parity after the interval but Simon Murray's headed own goal from Blair Spittal's free-kick put the hosts ahead again.
And Kartum spun and sliced a low shot through the Dundee defence to ensure Neil Critchley's side progressed to the last four.
"We've seen the quality Sander has," head coach Critchley told BBC Scotland.
"He's been getting better and better in training. On his left foot around the edge of the box, that's what he can do. They were two fantastic, match-winning goals."
Elton Kabangu, Calem Nieuwenhof and Alan Forrest were denied by Trevor Carson as Hearts pressed for a more emphatic victory.
The semi-final draw takes place live on BBC Scotland and iPlayer following Livingston v St Johnstone on Monday night. Aberdeen host Queen's Park on Saturday and Hibernian visit holders Celtic on Sunday.
Critchley and his players can spend the next three days sizing up their potential opponents on the weekend of 19 and 20 April.
They begin their Hampden build-up on 15 March at home to Scottish Premiership opponents Ross County.
Premiership survival now becomes Dundee's focus, with a derby at United next up for Tony Docherty's men on 16 March.
Stunning Kartum double sends Hearts into semis
Hearts head coach Neil Critchley: "The players have been improving and taking big steps forward and we keep doing that tonight.
"When we get to Hampden, hopefully we can go and enjoy that game. I can't wait because I've never been. Really looking forward to it."
Dundee manger Tony Docherty: "Disappointed. I thought we played our part in the second half. We had Hearts exactly where we wanted them. We had everything going in our favour at 1-1.
"I don't think it's a free-kick that leads to the second goal but we need to defend that better. The third goal kind of kills it. We should do better in the middle of the pitch."
Manager: Neil Critchley
Formation: 4 - 1 - 2 - 1 - 2
Manager: Tony Docherty
Formation: 3 - 5 - 2
Manager: Neil Critchley
Formation: 4 - 1 - 2 - 1 - 2
Manager: Tony Docherty
Formation: 3 - 5 - 2
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