Dundee 0-2 St Johnstone - Rooney bundles in for holders before Crawford rolls in second
Rangers 2-0 Livingston - Roofe forces in early in second half & Morelos doubles lead
Dundee 0-0 St Johnstone
Off comes Glenn Middleton for Stevie May, who grabbed the winning goal at Aberdeen on Saturday from the bench.
Can he do it for St Johnstone again?
Rangers 1-0 Livingston
Rangers captain James Tavernier is on for the last half-hour or so, replacing Nathan Patterson at right-back.
Rangers 1-0 Livingston
Another fantastic stop from Max Stryjek!
I don't know how much he knew about it but he sprawls across the six yard box to somehow keep out a close-range effort from Kemar Roofe.
Rangers 1-0 Livingston
Neil Alexander
Former Livingston goalkeeper on Sportsound
Quote MessageFantastic opportunity for Rangers. Edge of the box, free hit. Roofe has to put that either side of the goalkeeper. It looks like Rangers' strikers are lacking a little bit of confidence.
Dundee 0-0 St Johnstone
Paul McGowan puts a foot in to stop Michael O'Halloran, but he's injured himself in the process.
Luke McCowan is ready to come on, but Dundee midfielder McGowan looks like he's going to be fine to continue for now.
Rangers 1-0 Livingston
A change for tired-looking Livingston as Alan Forrest comes on for Cristian Montero.
Rangers 1-0 Livingston
Max Stryjek is keeping Livingston in this...
Again, Livingston surrender possession deep in their own half. Jack Fitzwater the culprit this time. One pass and Kemar Roofe is in, but his powerful strike is well kept out by the busy goalie.
Rangers 1-0 Livingston
As he did for the opening goal, Stephane Omeonga gives the ball away and it needs a good, strong hand from Max Stryjek to push over a rasping shot from Alfredo Morelo.
Omeonga hasn't played since February and only arrived at Livingston at the end of last week. How much longer will manager David Martindale give the midfielder?
Rangers 1-0 Livingston
A free header for Leon Balogun near the penalty spot but the Rangers centre-half can only glance the ball wide.
Dundee 0-0 St Johnstone
It's Dundee asking all the questions as Paul McGowan's miscued cross has to be pushed behind by Zander Clark.
The first corner gets headed behind for another and the following delivery is really poor.
Rangers 1-0 Livingston
Mark Hateley
Former Rangers striker on Sportsound
Quote MessageOne of the easiest goals Roofe will get. Great skill from Hagi, passing the ball through the defender's legs.
Kemar Roofe
Ianis Hagi makes an instant impact, drilling a low cross into the six yard box from the right of the penalty area, and Kemar Roofe is there for a simple finish.
Image source, BBC SportDundee 0-0 St Johnstone
For a minute it looked like Leigh Griffiths was about to see the net ripple as his curling free-kick had Zander Clark at full stretch, but the Saints keeper does well again to parry it away.
The save falls to Paul McMullan, who pretty much has the goal to aim at, but he completely scuffs the rebound.
He's got to do better there.
Rangers 0-0 Livingston
And now the second half is up and running at Ibrox.
Ianis Hagi is on for Scott Wright. The visitors stick with their starting XI.
Dundee 0-0 St Johnstone
We're away again at Dens Park.
HT: Rangers 0-0 Livingston
Mark Hateley
Former Rangers striker on Sportsound
Quote MessageIt will be the same conversation in the Rangers dressing room: 'We're doing everything right, it's just that final decision making'
HT: Dundee 0-0 St Johnstone
It's been one of those nights so far for Leigh Griffiths.
The on-loan striker is still searching for his first Dundee goal and on second viewing he ought to have done better with that Shaun Rooney back-pass he intercepted.
If he got his head up there was a huge gap for him to charge through.
Image source, SNSHT: Rangers 0-0 Livingston
The stats say 57% possession for Rangers, which is a bit of a surprise since it seems like it's been more than that.
Six efforts on goal to nil... Alfredo Morelos came the nearest to scoring, denied by a great Nicky Devlin clearance.
Livingston have not mustered an attack of any note but have defended with discipline and good energy.
Frustration for Rangers. The home side have had all of the ball but they haven't been able to make the breakthrough.
An entertaining first half in this all-Tayside quarter-final comes to end with no goals, but plenty of chances.
Both keepers - especially Saints' Zander Clark - have had to be alert to keep their goals in check.
Will we see the net ripple in the second half?
Image source, SNSClark (left) has made a couple of fine stops