Hearts-in-mouth stuff at the back from Rangers there.

James Tavernier and keeper Jon McLaughlin get in a bit of a mix-up and Stirling striker Francis comes so close to stealing the ball.

Up the other end, Tavernier skies over.

Nathan Flanagan gets Stirling forward and tries to thread a pass through to Jack Leitch.

Just a bit too heavy. Decent approach play from the away side, though.

The corner comes in from James Tavernier and Cedric Itten stretches but can't reach it.

Mason Hancock has big pull of Swiss striker's shirt there. Nothing given.

It's the home side who are seeing all the ball early on.

But the fourth-tier visitors look rigid in their shape so far as Fashion Sakala wins a corner.

Jack Simpson has started at left-back for Rangers.

A bit of an experiment from Van Bronckhorst?

Not a sell out at Ibrox tonight but a big enough crowd for these Stirling players to cherish a special evening.

Aaaaaand we're off.

Can Stirling get a dream result or will favourites Rangers breeze through?

Let's find out...

Here come the players...

For anyone thinking this is going to be a boring, foregone conclusion, allow me to remind you of Rangers' last Scottish Cup tie at Ibrox...

Say no more.

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Stirling Albion boss Darren Young tells BBC Scotland: "It's a great occasion and opportunity for those young enough and good enough to showcase their talents.

"A few can go up a level and tonight's the night to show that. All week we've looked forward to it, trained and prepared as if it's a normal game.

"We've done set pieces on the odd occasion we get an opportunity or a corner. We need to be ruthless when we get that chance. But like most teams we'll come here and try to be hard to beat."

Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst tells Premier Sports: "I want the players to go out and enjoy their football.

"I told them it doesn't matter who we play, we want to reach our level for the full 90 minutes. That's what I expect tonight.

"Some players need game time, they haven't played much. It's a chance for me to use them."

This May will mark 13 years since Rangers last lifted the Scottish Cup.

Their last triumph came against Falkirk in 2009, can Giovanni van Bronckhorst end the wait this year?

If you think you can remember the Rangers team from their last final win at Hampden, click here and have a bash.

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Rangers fans won't forgive me for bringing up the lower-league era, but the last meeting between both these clubs was back in 2013 when the Ibrox side were trying to haul themselves out of the fourth tier.

Stirling proved a tough nut to crack for the Glasgow club, who only won one of their four meetings against the Forthbank side.

That most recent game in March 2013 was a 0-0 draw. It goes without saying that Darren Young would bite your hand off for that tonight.

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After a mid-table finish in last season's League 2, Stirling find themselves in a similar position after 21 games of this term.

Ex-Aberdeen midfielder Darren Young was appointed manager in December after leaving East Fife and has managed just one win in his four games in charge.

The Forthbank side, who sit sixth in the fourth tier, have lost 10 league games this season but are just two points off the play-off places.

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Stirling Albion manager Darren Young has made two changes to his side after Saturday's six-goal thriller at Stranraer.

In come defender Adam Cummins and forward Kieran Moore, out go Martin McNiff and Dale Carrick.

Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst has made eight changes to the side that drew 1-1 with Aberdeen on Tuesday.

Winger Brandon Barker makes his first Rangers appearance in over a year while striker Cedric Itten makes his first Rangers start since August.

Keeper Jon McLaughlin, Jack Simpson, Leon Balogun, Juninho Bacuna, John Lundstram and Fashion Sakala also come in.

Dropping out are Alan McGregor in goal, Calvin Bassey, Borna Barisic, Glen Kamara, James Sands, Scott Wright, Alfredo Morelos and Ryan Kent.

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Hibs got a bit of a scare last night, didn't they?

The Premiership hosts needed an extra-time winner from Kevin Nisbet to edge out League 1 Cove Rangers.

Catch the highlights from a nervy night at Easter Road below.

Can Stirling run Rangers close tonight?

Rangers: McLaughlin, Tavernier, Simpson, Goldson, Balogun, Lundstram, Bacuna, Barker, Hagi, Sakala, Itten.

Substitutes: McCrorie, Bassey, Sands, Wright, Roofe, McCann, King, Lowry.

Stirling Albion: Currie, McGeachie, Hancock, Cummins, McGregor, Grant, Moore, Roberts, Francis, Leitch, Flanagan.

Substitutes: Law, Carrick, McNiff, Creaney, Heaver, Banner, Mackin.

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Day two of the Scottish Cup fourth round - reveal yourself!

It's Friday, the weekend has landed and we have more action from the best competition in world football.

We very nearly got a shock last night, what will this evening have in store?

Premiership champions Rangers welcome fourth-tier Stirling Albion to Ibrox, with the League 2 side looking to create one of the biggest upsets in Scottish Cup history.

We'll be across all the action, providing live text commentary and and radio coverage on Sportsound.

Here we go...

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