Summary

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  • Davis hooks in opener & Kenny diverts Aribo cross into own goal for second

  • Edouard penalty saved by McGregor after Elyounoussi spurns glorious chance

  • Rangers to host St Johnstone in last eight

  • Hibs beat Stranraer to set up Motherwell quarter-final

  • Kilmarnock v St Mirren & Aberdeen v Dundee Utd are other last-eight ties

Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. Ross 'confident' Hibs can progress

    Stranraer v Hibernian (12:15)

    Hibernian head coach Jack Ross tells BBC Scotland: "We feel confident we can progress to the next round.

    "The preparation has been as consistent as it has been all season, we are respectful to the opposition we face.

    "We want to get to the position where we can win the cup, that’s a realistic aim for Hibs, but we want to avoid the pain before we get to that stage."

    Jack RossSNS

  2. Hibs held on last visit to Stair Park

    Stranraer v Hibernian (12:15)

    Hibs and Stranraer have met recently in the League Cup, with the top flight side winning 1-0 and 5-3 in 2015 and 2013.

    Both of those matches were at Easter Road as was a 4-0 Scottish Cup victory back in 2002. However, that one was a replay after a goalless draw at Stair Park.

  3. 'Stranraer have got to believe'

    Stranraer v Hibernian (12:15)

    Stranraer manager Stevie Farrell tells BBC Scotland: "I'm confident in my own group of players.

    "We know Hibs are very good technically, but we need try try match that as best as we can. You’ve got to believe.

    "We’ll give respect to Hibs but we know we've got a good record here. Upsets can happen lets hope one happens today. But first an foremost we need to do our jobs."

  4. Hibs aim to go one better this time

    Stranraer v Hibernian (12:15)

    Hibs have reached the last four in the last three cup competitions, falling to Celtic and St Johnstone in the League Cup and suffering a painful loss to Edinburgh rivals Hearts in last season's delayed Scottish Cup.

    Hibs striker Kevin Nisbet sent an extra-time penalty crashing off the crossbar just a few minutes before Liam Boyce tucked away a spot-kick to win it at the other end.

    Hibs striker Kevin Nisbet missed from the penalty spot in a 2-1 semi-final defeat to HeartsSNS

    Hibs striker Kevin Nisbet missed from the penalty spot in a 2-1 semi-final defeat to Hearts

  5. Memories of 2016 spur Hibs on

    Stranraer v Hibernian (12:15)

    Hibs ended a long, long wait to get reacquainted with the Scottish Cup in 2016, with David Gray scoring a memorable stoppage-time winner in a 3-2 thriller with Rangers.

    Since then it's been semis, fourth round, quarters, semis for the team from Leith.

    Hibernian ended a 114-year wait to lift the Scottish Cup in 2016SNS

    Hibs picked up the Scottish Cup in 2016, 114 years after their second win in the tournament

  6. Magennis & Macey in for Hibs; two changes for Stranraer

    Stranraer v Hibernian (12:15)

    Hibs boss Jack Ross makes two changes after last weekend's 2-1 defeat away to Rangers.

    Matt Macey takes over from Ofir Marciano in goal, as Kyle Magennis comes into midfield to replace Alex Gogic.

    Stranraer enjoyed an excellent 4-0 win over Stenhousemuir on Thursday and manager Stevie Farrell has made just two switches after such a tight turnaround.

    Out go Adam Cummins and Ruari Paton, as Grant Gallagher and Darryl Duffy come in.

  7. LINE-UPS from Stair Park

    Stranraer v Hibernian (12:15)

    Stranraer XIBBC Sport

    Stranraer: Fleming, Robertson, Burns, Sonkur, McManus, Hilton, Gallagher, Duffy, Stirling, Millar, Orr.

    Substitutes: Jamie Walker, Victoria, Elliot, Paton, Devitt, Yates, Hamill, Josh Walker, Taylor.

    Hibs XIBBC Sport

    Hibernian: Macey, McGinn, Porteous, Hanlon, Boyle, Newell, Irvine, Magennis, Doig, Nisbet, Doidge.

    Substitutes: Marciano, Gray, McGregor, Stevenson, Gogic, Wright, Hallberg, Laidlaw.

  8. So, who's left standing?

    Remember, the draw for the last eight has already been made.

    Here's how it looks following the games on Friday and Saturday.

    • Rangers or Celtic v St Johnstone
    • Kilmarnock v St Mirren
    • Aberdeen v Dundee United
    • Stranraer or Hibernian v Motherwell

  9. Two places left in Scottish Cup quarters

    Good morning and welcome to our Scottish Cup coverage.

    Six teams are through to the quarter-finals and two more will join them today.

    Hibs visit League 2 Stranraer in the early kick-off, then we have a mouth-watering Old Firm derby to look forward to at 15:00 BST.

    TV coverage from Stair Park, which you can see at the top of this page, begins at 12:00, so stay with us as all of the action unfolds.

    Scottish CupSNS