That's all from me tonight. Thanks for your company.

The full draw then for the Scottish Cup third round, which is due to take place on the weekend of 2-5 April, with the dates of each game being confirmed tomorrow when the TV picks are revealed.

Forfar Athletic v Edinburgh City

Dundee United v Partick Thistle

Livingston v Raith Rovers

Brora Rangers v Stranraer

Stenhousemuir v Kilmarnock

Rangers v Cove Rangers

Celtic v Falkirk

Ross County v Inverness Caledonian Thistle

Queen of the South v Hibernian

Dumbarton v Aberdeen

East Fife v Greenock Morton

Hamilton Academical v St Mirren

Dundee v St Johnstone

Ayr United v Clyde

Formartine United v Motherwell

Fraserburgh v Montrose

More from Hearts manager Robbie Neilson after his side's shock defeat to Brora Rangers.

He tells BBC Scotland: "Everyone has to question themselves that's part of Hearts. I'm the head coach so I have to question myself about what we're doing, what we're doing in training, what we're doing in matches because that's not good enough.

"You can go down the way and feel sorry for yourselves or you can take it on the chin and fight back. I hope there's players in the dressing room that will do that.

"At Hearts it's not good enough to get promoted and then sit at the bottom of the league. We're aiming for the top four."

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Hearts manager Robbie Neilson tells BBC Scotland: "From our perspective it's not good enough. We still have remnants of the relegation season there in the group, in the club. We need to deal with it and get it moved out. We can't accept that tonight, it's an embarrassment for us. It's an embarrassment for the football club and for all of us involved, the standard is not good enough. We should not be coming here and losing games no matter how many shots on target we have, it doesn't matter, it's about putting the ball in the net.

"I knew when I came in here I was turning around a ship that was heading in the wrong direction, it had three wins out of 30 in the Premiership. We've changed it, we've turned it around in areas, but there's still a lot of work to do here and you can see that tonight."

Formartine United prevail on penalties and will host Motherwell in the third round.

Morton will meet East Fife in the third round after they knock out Dunfermline, with Lewis Strapp with the winning penalty.

And it'll also be penalties to separate Formartine United and Annan Athletic.

It's penalty kicks to settle the cup tie between Morton and Dunfermline.

Brora Rangers' two goalscorers tell BBC Scotland of their joy of writing their name into Scottish Cup history.

Jordan Macrae: "I just tired to hit it as hard as I could. I was hoping the goalkeeper would save it and it would parry out, but thankfully it went in.

"I fancy us against most teams because we gave Hibs a good game and I couldn't see why we couldn't give Hearts a game, but to be honest I don't know how we've done it."

Martin MacLean: "I can't remember much about it, I was that tired. I thought it was over but it crept under the bar. What a feeling when it hit the net."

Still no sign yet of Hearts manager Robbie Neilson. It'll be interesting to hear what he has to say after a disappointing night for his team.

@couttsmf: #BBCSportScot - embarrassing performance by Hearts tonight. Brora fully deserved win. A team who think they should be top 6 in the prem were short of energy, desire, passion & ideas. The bus journey home will give time to have a long hard look at themselves & type the resignations.

Still no goals in extra-time in the two games being played.

Greenock Morton 0-0 Dunfermline

Formartine United 1-1 Annan Athletic

More from Brora Rangers manager Steven Mackay, who tells BBC Scotland: "These players have just got unbelievable character and I wasn't surprised we went up the park and scored again.

"In a normal season this would be an astronomical result. But you throw in the circumstances that surrounded this game, we haven't played a game since the first week in January. We've had five training sessions and one friendly and that's it. We had no right whatsoever to win this game. I'm just so privileged to be manager of such an incredible team.

"I said in the dressing room I had a funny feeling we could do something tonight. Internally we just had an inkling we could do something special tonight."

Brora Rangers manager Steven Mackay tells BBC Scotland: "Just an incredible feeling. It's the single biggest moment in my football career as a player and manager. I'm just so proud of the players and the performance.

"I don't think many who watched that game would have begrudged us that result.

"Jordan Macrae got us the goal and it just shot the confidence right through the team. They've got a knack of producing when the odds are against them. It'll be a surprise to most people but internally to ourselves, not really."

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It will be a Highland derby in the third round, as Inverness squeeze through to set up a visit to Ross County.

Edinburgh City move up to fourth in League Two after victory this evening.

Hearts fans, what do you make of your side's defeat to Brora Rangers?

Where does it rank in terms of cup shocks?

Stay tuned for reaction from both camps, and from all the other cup ties too.

It'll be at least an extra 30 minutes to find a winner between Formartine and Annan.

An 18th minute goal from Mark McGuigan is all it takes to put Stenhousemuir into the third round, and they will host Kilmarnock.

Clyde do the job against Keith and reach the third round.