These old rivals played out a tame 1-1 draw at Celtic Park last month in the aftermath of Rangers securing the Premiership crown.

Mohamed Elyounoussi nodded Celtic in front but Alfredo Morelos levelled before the interval, with his first derby goal in 15 appearances.

With so much at stake this time, this should be an altogether livelier contest.

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Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

With Rangers clinching their first title in a decade and St Johnstone picking up the League Cup for the first time, Celtic are facing the prospect of ending a campaign empty-handed for the first time since 2010.

Scott Brown has lifted the trophy six times in his 14-year spell at the club. Can the veteran captain make it seven before he moves on to Aberdeen in the summer?

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Stuart McCall
Former Motherwell and Rangers manager on Sportsound

Between them, Celtic (40) and Rangers (33) have hoovered up more cup victories than all the rest put together across 134 finals.

Celtic have not lost in this competition since their Glasgow rivals bundled them out on penalties in the 2016 semi-finals, that's a run of 21 consecutive wins.

Rangers' last success came in 2009, which completed a league and cup double.

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Rangers and Celtic have had some classic Scottish Cup encounters over the years.

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In the build up to today's big game, we asked you to pick an Old Firm select.

There were more than 40,000 submissions and here is how the team looks.

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A blow for Celtic as winger James Forrest misses out after failing to recover from the injury that forced him off against Livingston last weekend.

Ryan Christie comes in for his Scotland colleague while Diego Laxalt is preferred at left-back to Greg Taylor, who drops to the bench.

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Rangers skipper James Tavernier is only fit for a place on the bench after nine games out with a knee problem.

So 19-year-old Nathan Patterson continues at right-back while striker Kemar Roofe makes way for midfielder Scott Arfield in the only change from last Sunday's win over Hibs.

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And interim Celtic boss John Kennedy is in good spirits after last weekend's 6-0 hammering of Livingston. On Friday, he said: "I think we're close, performance-wise. We've been good, we've been much more consistent.

"There are lots of positives there, but it's a cup match, you can't make any mistakes, you have to hit top form.

"We know that going to Ibrox and the magnitude of the game, we have to make sure we are all concentrated and doing our jobs."

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard is sure there will be no complacency from his side. At his pre-match media conference, he said: "I have been aware that there has been a slight drop-off compared with where we were in the title run-in.

"But I think we have almost been waiting for a fixture that has got an edge and a real importance about it and the preparation has been slightly different this week.

"You can see the focus in the players, see everyone in the zone and really ready to try and put in a top performance."

Rangers: McGregor, Patterson, Goldson, Helander, Barisic, Davis, Kamara, Arfield, Aribo, Kent, Morelos.

Substitutes: McLaughlin, Tavernier, Bassey, Simpson, Zungu, Hagi, Itten, Roofe, Wright.

Celtic: Bain, Kenny, Ajer, Welsh, Laxalt, Brown, McGregor, Turnbull, Christie, Elyounoussi, Edouard.

Substitutes: Barkas, Taylor, Bitton, Griffiths, Soro, Ajeti, Rogic, Montgomerie, Ralston.

Just one place remaining in the quarter-finals now as we turn our focus to the big one at Ibrox.

Premiership champions Rangers are chasing a league and cup double, while Celtic will be hoping to lift the trophy for the fifth season running.

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Hibs cruise into the last eight of the Scottish Cup and a home tie with Motherwell.

Christian Doidge got the ball rolling, Kevin Nisbet added the second and Martin Boyle helped himself to a brace of goals.

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Jackson Irvine is still waiting for his first Hibs goal as he nods just over from a stoppage-time corner.

Another smart save from Hibs keeper Matt Macey denies Matty Yates a goal against his former team.

Matt Macey has to get his huge frame down quickly to turn away a sharp shot from James Hilton.

The Hibs keeper then loses his grip on the ball from the resultant corner as his long arms clatter against the crossbar, but he recovers just in time.

Christian Doidge hits the crossbar with a header and Ryan Porteous is clipped by Scott Robertson as he chases down the scraps.

Scott Robertson sends Martin Boyle spinning high into the air with a terrible lunging challenge.