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Scottish Cup 4th round
FT: Aberdeen 2-2 Livingston (5-3 on pens) - Jay Emmanuel-Thomas nets double - including extra-time penalty - as hosts twice level through Niall McGinn and Florian Kamberi
FT: St Johnstone 2-0 Clyde - Guy Melamed slots early strike & Michael O'Halloran adds second
Stephen Glass takes charge of Aberdeen for first time
Aberdeen will welcome Dundee Utd in last eight
St Johnstone will face either Rangers or Celtic in Glasgow
Kilmarnock, St Mirren, Motherwell & Dundee Utd have all secured quarter-final spots
Dylan Tait
It looks like Alloa are only minutes away from their relegation is confirmed now.
With Rovers having equalised and their hosts reduced to 10 men with the red card for goalkeeper Neil Parry, Dylan Tait fires the Kirkcaldy side ahead.
The Fifers will be moving four points clear of third-top Dundee.
Kilmarnock 3-0 Montrose
Another free-kick chance for Montrose and Lewis Milne curls it round the defensive wall, but goalkeeper Colin Doyle grabs it at the second attempt.
Gozie Ugwu
Alloa would have gone in at half-time hopeful of avoiding relegation as they led second-top Rovers.
But Gozie Ugwu is brought down by Neil Parry, the goalkeeper is sent off and the striker rolls in the equaliser from the penalty spot.
Kilmarnock 3-0 Montrose
The Gable Endies have paid the penalty for failing to take their chances after the break.
Image source, SNSKilmarnock's Colin Doyle saved from Lewis Milne
Greg Kiltie
Just when Montrose were threatening to come back into the game, Kilmarnock all but end the tie as a contest.
A poor back pass from experienced former Dundee United defender Sean Dillon and goalkeeper Allan Fleming delays too long, his clearance is blocked by Kyle Lafferty and Greg Kiltie has a simple tap-in.
Image source, BBC SportKilmarnock 2-0 Montrose
A quick, clever free-kick from Lewis Milne finds Chris Mochrie clear inside the Kilmarnock penalty box.
However, the on-loan Dundee United man can't control and Ross Millen has to clear for a corner.
Image source, BBC Sport
Image source, BBC Sport
Image source, BBC SportKilmarnock 2-0 Montrose
Julie Fleeting
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageI'm sure Montrose will be tired after their game on Thursday night, but they will take confidence from the way they are getting in behind Kilmarnock and they are the only side who look like scoring at the moment
Kilmarnock 2-0 Montrose
Montrose threaten again and Zach Medley allows striker Russell McLean space to shoot on the turn, but the effort is straight at goalkeeper Colin Doyle.
Kilmarnock 2-0 Montrose
Not for the first time this afternoon, on-loan Arsenal defender Zech Medley is too casual on the ball and is dispossessed by Lewis Milne, but the midfielder's attempted chip over Colin Doyle is saved by the goalkeeper.
That should have been one back for the League 1 side.
Kilmarnock 2-0 Montrose
Chance for Kilmarnock as Kyle Lafferty swings in a cross to the back post, but Chris Burke volleys wide.
Kilmarnock 2-0 Montrose
Montrose emerge from their temporary portable dressing-room with their hosts having been waiting several minutes to get the second half under way.
Manager Stewart Petrie will have to have had some magic words to get his side back into this game.
HT: Kilmarnock 2-0 Montrose
Julie Fleeting
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageKilmarnock started very bright, very sharp and it has been difficult for Montrose to defend. Montrose have played some good football, but the final ball has not been there
HT: Kilmarnock 2-0 Montrose
There's still confusion about who scored that second Killie goal.
We can rule out an Andrew Steeves own goal because Chris Burke's shot was heading for goal before the flick off the defender's head.
However, Mitch Pinnock might have got a touch before it crossed the line.
Image source, SNSKilmarnock are well on their way to being the next team into the Scottish Cup quarter-finals.
Kyle Lafferty fired the Premiership side ahead and the second came from a Chris Burke shot, with some suggestions that Mitch Pinnock got a touch on the line.
Image source, SNSKilmarnock are happy with their first-half performance
Kilmarnock 2-0 Montrose
Chris Mochrie has a sight at goal for Montrose, but the on-loan Dundee United midfielder's low drive is straight at goalkeeper Colin Doyle.
Kilmarnock 2-0 Montrose
There are indeed two Cammy Ballantyne's.
The one called Bally, the midfielder on loan from St Johnstone, replaces injured captain Paul Watson and joins his defender namesake in the team.
Jack Hamilton
The roof is falling in on Ayr as Arbroath extend their lead.
Ben Williamson
Third-bottom Arbroath look poised to leapfrog their hosts in the Championship as they take a two-goal lead.
Kevin Cawley
Kevin Cawley edges Alloa ahead against second-top Rovers in a game the home side must win to avoid relegation being confirmed.