That's all from us folks.

Premiership outfit Hearts had too much quality in the end for fifth-tier Brechin City.

But hey, at least there will always be that Scott Bright goal.

Goodnight!

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There is still so much more Scottish Cup action to come tomorrow.

We'll be around the grounds as 11 games kick-off at 3pm, before we bring live commentary from Parkhead on BBC Radio Scotland, as Celtic host Kilmarnock (5:30pm kick-off).

Buzzing for it.

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More from Hearts boss Neil Critchley: "We weren't good enough against Hibs that day [during Boxing Day defeat] but there had been signs before and after that that we're improving.

"We've got a lot to do, we're not where we want to be. We want to breed that winning habit, a cup run would help.

"A couple of singings have helped, refreshed the group and that'll be important for the second half of the season."

Hearts manager Neil Critchley tells BBC Scotland:"It's job done. It was a good goal from Yan, that settled us down.

"Scoring soon into the second half settled us down, we played some nice football. We've done the job and we're into the next round.

"It was a great strike [from Scott Bright] but up until that we'd been doing OK in the game. The longer it goes at 1-0 the nerves and anxiety grows, we needed that moment of quality to get us back in the game.

"You have to stay calm and composed, the players need you. They need my support, you look to the staff around you and make sure you're giving appropriate advice to the players.

"It takes a little bit of time, that extra bit of physicality, to wear them down. That's not going to look the same in the first 20 minutes, you have to work for that. You're playing a little bit tighter, that inhibits you a little bit. Once we settled down, remembered how to play good football we started to make things more comfortable for ourselves."

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Brechin striker Cillian Sheridan tells BBC Scotland: "The first 30-35 minutes we were worth our lead, probably looked like the stronger team.

"We really put them under pressure. There's a little bit of disappointment to lose the way we lost, we probably felt we deserved a little bit more."

Brechin defender Scott Bright tells BBC Scotland: "Everyone shouts shoot and you just have to hit it. Most of the time that'll go flying over the fence and you never see the ball again, this time I nailed it.

"I haven't seen the goal back, I can hardly remember it. I just remember the strike and then everyone was on top of me. It's the stuff you dream of."

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Hearts midfielder Yan Dhanda tells BBC Scotland: "We had a job to do and had to get it done. It was a good performance.

"It was tough, they went 1-0 up and probably started better than us.

"We knew we'd get chances so when the first came we knew we'd get more."

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Hearts striker Elton Kabangu tells BBC Scotland: "It is a typical Scottish game, I would say. I knew from the beginning it would be a game like this. We handled it well.

"I am happy to score, of course. I am here to score goals. I am just happy. I don't want to score on two goals. I want more. I will work for it.

"I will try to score every game. I am a striker. I like to score, I like to assist, I like to be important. I will do more.

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Craig Levein
Former Hearts manager on BBC Sportsound

Hearts turned the screw in the second half.

Once Brechin were under pressure in the second half, they made a couple of mistakes.

Darren Dods
Former Brechin City manager on BBC Sportscene

Brechin gave everything. Losing that early goal in the second half allowed Hearts to increase the intensity and get on top.

They did not get much pressure on Hearts in the second half. Hearts were able to dominate and keep Brechin camped in their own half.

The home fans gives their team a brilliant reception come full-time as the players head over to applaud their support.

A sold out Glebe Park caught a cracking cup tie tonight.

Elton Kabangu's second half double seals Hearts' place in the Scottish Cup fifth round draw.

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Two additional minutes have been added.

The hosts make a double change. Scott Logan and Ryan Ferguson replace Marc Scott and Ewan Loudon.

There is also a final switch for Hearts, as Alan Forrest comes on for Cammy Devlin.

A goal-line clearance denies Jorge Grant.

Great work once more by James Penrice down the left.

Still time for a hat-trick...?

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Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Glebe Park

Ah well, an early night for us all.

Hearts defender Gerald Taylor returns from injury and will play the last 10 minutes in Angus.

Recent arrival Jamie McCart makes way for the Costa Rican loanee.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

You do feel for Brechin but Hearts have looked really good in this second half.

The pass from James Wilson is excellent, you can understand why he'd want to get on the scoresheet himself, but it's really good for him to play in Kabangu.