Not had your fill of Scottish Cup action for the day?

Well, our coverage of the fifth round has not yet finished, with Sportscene kicking off on BBC One Scotland at 22.30.

Former Scotland midfielder Michael Stewart and ex-Rangers goalkeeper Cammy Bell will be joining host Amy Irons.

Next up, we have two more Scottish Cup fifth-round ties tomorrow.

BBC One Scotland, along with BBC Radio Scotland and this website, will bring you live coverage of Arbroath against Hibernian as the surprise Championship leaders look to take another top-flight scalp.

Later, Premiership leaders Celtic will be favourites at home to second-tier Raith Rovers.

Join us then for the build-up, live commentary and post-match reaction from both games.

So, after that easy win in Annan, Rangers complete an all-Premiership line-up to progress to the Scottish Cup quarter-finals so far.

Earlier, Dundee United, Hearts, Motherwell and St Mirren took their place in Monday's draw.

Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst is content with progress to the quarter-finals despite his side not building on their 3-0 lead after the break.

"We wanted to start really good and of course it was good to decide the match in the first half," he tells Premier Sports.

"It was difficult circumstances with the wind and rain, but I happy with the performance and result. We had no injuries, so it was a good day for us."

On-loan Juventus midfielder Aaron Ramsey is delighted with the win in his "first start for a long time".

"Conditions were a test in the first half, but it was good to be back and we did a good job to get into the next round," he tells Premier Sports.

"The quality is very high in the team and we changed a lot of players from the last game it shows the strength in depth is there."

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Given that Annan manager Peter Murphy suggested before kick-off that anything less than a 5-0 win for the visitors would be a failure for the Ibrox side, it will perhaps be greeted with a mixed response from Rangers' support.

Opposite number Giovanni van Bronckhorst will no doubt point to the fact that a side showing 11 complete changes had already won the game within the first 30 minutes and did what they needed to do to reach the quarter-finals.

Rangers ease into the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup thanks to first-half goals from Filip Helander, Kemar Roofe and Fashion Sakala.

Cammy Bell
Former Rangers goalkeeper

Owen Moxen is next to try his luck from range.

However, the Annan midfielder's free-kick is from all of 35 yards and is too far out to trouble goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin.

Annan look for a late consolation, but Michael Garrity's shot is a bit over-ambitious and the on-loan Morton midfielder's long-range effort sweeps well wide of the far post.

The game is petering out, but it was all over by half-time.

Rangers will perhaps be disappointed not to have added to their lead.

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Charlie McCann creates a chance for himself, but the midfield debutant's shot is saved well by Annan goalkeeper Greg Fleming.

Scott Wright has a chance deep inside the Annan penalty box, but the former Aberdeen winger lashes wastefully over.

Kenny Miller
Former Rangers striker on Sportsound

Annan are struggling to get out of their own half and concede a corner.

Alex Lowry flashes in a cross that has the defence scrambling to clear and it looks like Rangers striker Cedric Itten is taken down inside the penalty box. However, no penalty award.

A free-kick conceded just outside the penalty box gives Kemar Roofe, who had been fouled, another chance to add to his first-half goal.

However, the striker sends his curling drive just over the crossbar.

A couple more changes from Rangers and 19-year-old former Manchester United academy midfielder Charlie McCann is handed his debut.

Right-back Mateusz Zukowski shows his attacking prowess with a jinking run to the byline.

The January signing from Lechia Gdansk finds Kemar Roofe at the front post, but the striker somehow heads wide from five yards.

On-loan Manchester United winger Amad Diallo has had quiet game but bursts into life.

He pounces on a stray pass out of the Annan defence, rides a couple of challenges and sends an 18-yard drive off the top of the crossbar.

Annan also make a change, with on-loan Morton midfielder Michael Garrity replacing striker Iain Anderson.