FT: Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 St Johnstone - Visitors win on penalties after Wilson cancels out Rooney's extra-time strike
FT: Alloa Athletic 1-2 Hibernian - Doidge double after Hanlon own goal for second-tier side
Two more quarter-finals & semi-final draw on Wednesday
Livingston v Ross County & St Mirren v Rangers
Thanks for your company tonight, it was a slow start but we got some decent action in the end. Premiership sides Hibernian and St Johnstone book their places in the last four, but who will join them?
We'll bring you coverage of the other two quarter-finals tomorrow, and the draw for the last four. Join us then! Cheers.
FT: Dunfermline 1-1 St Johnstone (St Johnstone win 4-3 on penalties)
St Johnstone boss Callum Davidson is a happy man after his side's shootout win: "Delighted and a bit of relief after the way the game went. The performance at times tonight was excellent and we should've seen the game out when we were in front. Credit to Dunfermline they kept going, kept going and got the equaliser.
"I think it's fantastic for a club like St Johnstone to get to these sorts of occasions [the semi-finals]. The players were desperate to get there, it's just a shame the supporters couldn't be here to watch us."
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FT: Alloa 1-2 Hibernian
Hibernian head coach Jack Ross is pleased his side have managed to squeak into the last four.
"It was a difficult game, I knew it would be," he told BBC Scotland. "I expected nothing less because I'm familiar with Alloa and seen them a lot.
"It's about progression and we've done that. This result is just as important as the one we had at the weekend."
On match-winner Christian Doidge, Ross said: "The thing with Christian - and this is going to sound bizarre - is I think he scores most goals when he's missing most opportunities because he gets in good areas.
"When he had a barren spell recently he wasn't missing opportunities, but when he's in this vein of form he will miss chances, but equally he scores too. He was the matchwinner tonight and again proved his worth."
FT: Dunfermline 1-1 St Johnstone (St Johnstone win 4-3 on penalties)
Relieved St Johnstone fans?
Both second-tier sides have impressed tonight. Not to be, though, for Dunfermline or Alloa.
Dunfermline 3-4 St Johnstone
The St Johnstone captain Liam Craig scores and the Premiership side join Hibernian in the semi-finals!
Dunfermline 3-3 St Johnstone
Zander Clark saves from Kevin O'Hara!
Liam Craig to win it...
Dunfermline 3-3 St Johnstone
Callum Booth scores despite Owain Fon Williams getting a hand to the ball. Four penalties each!
Dunfermline 3-2 St Johnstone
Ryan Dow leathers the ball into the corner.
Dunfermline 2-2 St Johnstone
Callum Hendry hits the bar! It's 2-2 after three penalties each.
Dunfermline 2-2 St Johnstone
No mistake from Dunfermline's Kyle Turner.
Dunfermline 1-2 St Johnstone
Stevie May's strike is just powerful enough to beat Owain Fon Williams.
Dunfermline 1-1 St Johnstone
Good stuff from Dunfermline's goalscorer Iain Wilson. Sends Zander Clark the wrong way.
Dunfermline 0-1 St Johnstone
Craig Conway puts it to the goalkeeper's left and St Johnstone have the ideal start.
Dunfermline 0-0 St Johnstone
Paul Watson is denied by Zander Clark! Advantage St Johnstone.
Dunfermline 0-0 St Johnstone
Here we go. Who can handle the pressure? Who will be the hero? etc etc.
Penalties it is!
Dunfermline 1-1 St Johnstone
Just a minute left of extra-time. Will there be a winner?
Dunfermline 1-1 St Johnstone
James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageCredit to Dunfermline, their defending has been brilliant. As a neutral I wouldn't mind seeing penalties. We're here anyway so we might as well see them.
Iain Wilson
A long throw-in causes havoc in the St Johnstone defence, and as the visitors struggle to get the loose ball cleared, Iain Wilson fires into the corner of the net.
Game on again!
