FT: Alloa Ath 1-0 Inverness CT (Marr) - League One Alloa eliminate Premiership Inverness from cup
FT: Dundee Utd 3-1 Partick Th (Smith hat-trick; Welsh, pen)
FT: Hamilton 1-2 Greenock Morton (Imrie, pen; Forbes, Quitongo)
FT: Hibernian 1-3 Queen of the South (Hanlon; Dobbie, Anderson, Dykes)
FT: Rangers 5-0 Peterhead (Kranjcar, Hill 2, Kelleher og, Dodoo) - Peterhead have Blockley sent off
Dundee Utd 3-1 Partick Thistle
United striker Tope Obadeyi is away from his marker and tries to round Ryan Scully, but the Thistle keeper makes a great save to keep the visitors in it...just.
Hibernian 1-1 Queen of the South
Neil Lennon's Hibs were pummeling Queen of the South, but Steven Dobbie's equaliser has drastically changed this game. Dobbie played under Lennon at Bolton Wanderers last season.
The Hibees boss won't be too happy right now...is extra-time beckoning?
Image source, SNSNeil Lennon's Hibs are toiling against Queen of the South
Alloa 1-0 Inverness CT
What a result for Jack Ross's team! They have taken another Premiership scalp in this tournament.
Hibernian 1-1 Queen of the South
Image source, SNSDavid Gray congratulates Paul Hanlon on his goal, but Hibs have since been pegged back by the Dumfries men.
Dundee Utd 3-1 Partick Thistle
"It is a really soft penalty given by the referee Steven McLean," reckons former Aberdeen defender Willie Miller on Radio Scotland. "There is barely any contact on Chris Erskine. It is minimal."
Hibernian 1-1 Queen of the South
"That Queen of the South goal dropped out of the sky. Incredible. Nobody saw that one coming, the Hibs defence most of all. The home team getting suckered for their wastefulness in the first half."
BBC Scotland reporter Tom English at Easter Road
Rangers 5-0 Peterhead
It's a first goal in Rangers colours for Joe Dodoo. He thrashes in James Tavernier's cut-back. The goals just keep coming at Ibrox.
Hibernian 1-1 Queen of the South
Hibernian are made to pay for their wastefulness. And it's the former Hibee Steven Dobbie who comes off the bench for the Doonhamers and punishes the hosts. He hammers the ball past Ross Laidlaw from Dean Brotherston's cut-back. Remarkably, it's all-square at Easter Road.
Dundee Utd 3-1 Partick Thistle
Rangers 4-0 Peterhead
Mark Warburton signed veteran centre-back Clint Hill with shoring up his defence in mind, more so than his goal threat. But the 37-year-old has netted twice this evening - both goals from corners, with Rangers sticking the ball in the mixer, rather than the accustomed short set-piece.
Image source, SNSClint Hill has scored twice for Rangers
Dundee Utd 3-0 Partick
Penalty for Thistle...
Hamilton 1-2 Morton
The lad Jai Quitongo is bamboozling his old man's former club. Morton have deservedly turned this match around.
Hamilton 1-1 Morton
Remi Matthews moves his feet faster than the late great soul hero James Brown to position himself in such a way that he can tip a deflected effort over the Hamilton bar.
Rangers 4-0 Peterhead
And no sooner do Peterhead go down to 10 men, than Rangers extend their lead further. It's Clint Hill with his second goal, from another corner kick. There's still half an hour to play at Ibrox - and this one could be a cricket score.
Hamilton 1-1 Morton
Remi Matthews is finally beaten in the Hamilton goal as Ross Forbes lashes in a 22-yard free-kick.
Rangers 3-0 Peterhead
Oh dear. From bad to worse for Peterhead at Ibrox. Midfielder Nathan Blockley is heading for an early bath after a late challenge on Joey Barton. This could get very ugly.
Alloa 1-0 Inverness CT
Image source, SNSAlloa manager Jack Ross is closing in on another impressive result in the League Cup.
Hibernian 1-0 Queen of the South
Acrobatic double-save from Queens keeper Lee Robinson, brilliantly denying Lewis Stevenson, then James Keatings, as Hibs look to double their lead.
Hibernian 1-0 Queen of the South
Queen of the South carve out their first decent chance of the match. Lyndon Dykes cuts inside and forces Hibs keeper Ross Laidlaw into action.
Rangers 3-0 Peterhead
Image source, SNSNiko Kranjcar smacks in the opening goal for Rangers against Peterhead.