And remember, the draw for the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup will be made after today's games.

Falkirk have booked their place in the last four thanks to Friday's 1-0 win at Queen of the South, while Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Raith Rovers will meet on Tuesday night after Saturday's game fell foul of a waterlogged pitch.

We're just about five minutes before kick-off at Easter Road...

Colin Cameron, who is unable to take his spot in the Berwick line-up due to a thigh strain, spoke to BBC Radio Scotland....

"There was a chance I could have made it but I felt I really had to be 100%. We have 10 important league games after this today but I'm confident the players will go out and give me their all.

"I've been involved at Hearts and Raith Rovers when we were underdogs going into cup games and we've won. We need to play out of our skin.

"Darren Lavery is suffering a bit because we've had a change of formation. We're going to try to flood the midfield today. Hibs' two full backs love to bomb forward so maybe we can exploit that. We'll try to hit them on the counter attack.

"It's been 35 years since Berwick were last in the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup and the players will be doing their best to give the fans something to cheer about.

"It's what the Scottish Cup is all about - so-called smaller clubs having the chance to be giant killers, and today's no different."

"We're not contemplating losing the game. We have a brilliant opportunity to go through but we have to approach the game like we did for the last 25 games. We know what the Cup's like, Berwick are going to be nervous and we have to capitalise on that.

"It's been a collective team that's turned it around, the players, the staff behind the scenes, and at this moment we're getting the results. This is a game to put us into the next round, we're not looking too far ahead.

"We're on the right track and we honestly believe we have a chance of both (Scottish Cup and promotion).

"We have energy, quality, a team that can score goals and we don't concede easily."

We're just about to hear from the managers ahead of today's first game...

Hibernian: Oxley, Gray, Fontaine, Hanlon, Stevenson, Robertson, Allan, McGeouch, Fyvie, Cummings, Malonga. Subs: Forster, Craig, Stanton, Handling, Dja Djedje, Cerny, Martin.

Berwick: Bald, Jacobs, Young, Fairbairn, Drummond, Gray, Currie, Notman, Willis, Russell, Gold. Subs: Maxwell, Bauld, Dargo, Andrews, Lavery, Miller, Henderson.

Referee: Bobby Madden.

The odds are stacked against Berwick but it is the Cup after all, shocks can happen.

And what a sweet win it would be for Berwick player-boss Colin Cameron, who starred for Hibs' Edinburgh rivals Hearts for seven years, scoring more than 45 goals from midfield in more than 160 games.

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And when you talk about Scottish Cup shocks, Berwick are one of the teams who have their own piece of history. They beat Rangers 1-0 in the 1967 Scottish Cup - one of the biggest shocks in the competition's history.

The team lines are on their way...

To find the last time these sides met in the Scottish Cup you have to go back to 1980, and again Hibernian came out on top - 1-0 after a replay.

See Hibs fans, not all history has to be painful...

The last time Hibernian and Berwick met was in the Scottish League Cup in 2011, when the Edinburgh outfit battered the Wee Gers 5-0 at Easter Road.

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Martin Scott scored a double the night Hibs beat Berwick 5-0 in the Scottish League Cup.

Berwick have never won the competition, in fact, they have never reached the last four, so today offers Colin Cameron's side a chance to write their own piece of history.

And now for the painful part for Hibs fans...

Any time Hibernian make inroads in the Scottish Cup their long wait to lift the trophy inevitably comes up.

It's now 113 years since they won the competition, when an Andy McGeachan goal gave them a 1-0 win over Celtic in Glasgow.

The club's fans are probably sick of wondering if this might be their year. But could it be?

Berwick are on the opposite end of the form scale and have not won a game since beating Lowland League side Spartans 1-0 in the last round of the Scottish Cup.

Colin Cameron's outfit are struggling in League Two and are sitting second bottom of Scotland's fourth tier.

The Easter Road outfit reached this stage of the competition thanks to a come-from-behind 3-1 win at home to Arbroath.

Hibernian go into today's quarter-final in fine form, having won their last four matches in all competitions.

Alan Stubbs' side are sitting second top of the Championship table and are playing some nice stuff.

Dundee United against Celtic is the tie of the round for a host of reasons but we'll focus on Hibernian and Berwick for now...

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First up today we're at Easter Road for Hibernian's match against Berwick Rangers and then we're off to Tannadice, where Celtic visit Dundee United.

Good afternoon and thanks for joining us for BBC Scotland's live text commentary of Sunday's Scottish Cup quarter-final action.