Summary

  • Kilmarnock 3-3 St Mirren - Ilkay Durmus' cross is dropped into the net by Kilmarnock keeper Colin Doyle; Zeno Ibsen Rossi nods in equaliser from close range before Greg Kiltie guides in second

  • Joe Shaughnessy bullets home header; Ross Millen converts extra time spot kick with Jamie McGrath doing likewise for visitors with seconds left

  • Kyle McAllister nets clinching penalty with Rory McKenzie seeing his spot kick saved in shootout

  • St Mirren to face St Johnstone and Dundee United take on Hibernian in last four

Live Reporting

Thomas Duncan

  1. St Mirren's near misses

    Kilmarnock v St Mirren (19:45)

    St Mirren's season has been one of near misses so far. Beaten 1-0 in the semi-finals of the League Cup by Livingston, and also pipped to a top-six spot by St Johnstone, the Paisley side have suffered a few blows.

    However, it has still been a positive season for Jim Goodwin's side, and if they could win the Scottish Cup for the first time since 1987, it would turn into one of the best in the club's history.

  2. Lafferty's absence a blow

    Kilmarnock v St Mirren (19:45)

    Kyle Lafferty is a big reason why Kilmarnock's recent fortunes have turned. It's a big blow for Tommy Wright that he has been ruled out after a training ground injury.

    The Northern Irishman has scored 10 goals in his last 6 appearances, including an 11-minute hattrick against Dundee United last week.

    St Mirren will likely be relieved...

  3. Last night's St Johnstone hero

    Kilmarnock v St Mirren (19:45)

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  4. Kilmarnock v St Mirren (19:45)

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    It's a better competition without the Old Firm in the semis. It's more democratic, more exciting, it reflects better on Scottish football and you can make a case for all five clubs left to win it.

  5. Cup blown wide open

    Kilmarnock v St Mirren (19:45)

    Last night's intervention from the luminous green St Johnstone goalkeeper Zander Clark means this Scottish Cup is extremely enticing.

    Celtic - winners of the last four editions - were beaten in the last round by Rangers, who themselves were dumped out in the last eight on penalties by St Johnstone last night.

    It means neither of the Old Firm have reached the semi-finals of EITHER domestic cup competition for the first time EVER.

  6. Henderson starts for Buddies
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  7. No Lafferty for Killie
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    Kyle Lafferty is missing having picked up an ankle injury in training.

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  8. Last, but not least...

    Kilmarnock v St Mirren (19:45)

    Fans of Kilmarnock and St Mirren have had to wait all weekend for their teams to take to the pitch to play their quarter-final tie.

    Well, it's finally here! Who will join Hibernian, Dundee United, and St Johnstone in the last four?

    You can watch the game live on BBC Scotland, or listen on Sportsound - access both at the top of this page.