Hearts goalkeeper Craig Gordon again has to punch off the goalline as Livi threaten a late winner in extra time.

It's a first start for Rangers' Wales midfielder Aaron Ramsey on loan from Juvenus, while Polish right-back Mateusz Zukowski also makes his debut after his January transfer.

Rangers make 11 changes for the game from the midweek win over Hibernian.

Annan don't make quite as many changes as that, but do make three from the 2-0 defeat to Stenhousemuir.

Steven Swingleshurtst, Lewis Hunter and Tommy Goss all drop to the bench.

Defender Jordon Lowdon, midfielder Dominic Docherty and forward Aidan Smith all come in.

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Hearts goalkeeper Craig Gordon and opposite number Max Stryjek both have to palm away dangerous crosses, but it's still goalless in Edinburgh.

Scott Pittman also gets a header wrong after the Livi midfielder finds himself unmarked inside the Hearts penalty box.

Annan Athletic manager Peter Murphy tells BBC Scotland: "The team are a bit desperate to get out on the pitch.

"It is going to be difficult against the reigning Scottish champions, but I'm sure as a group, if we stick together, anything can happen.

"Rangers have made a lot of changes and we could catch them a bit rusty. The romance of the cup is still alive for us."

Rangers head for Galabank for the first time in nine years having found Annan a thorn in their side when they shared places in the old Third Division.

The Borders part-timers drew and defeated the Ibrox men and the side currently sitting third in League 2 will be dreaming of a similar upset.

They suffered a 2-0 home defeat by Stenhousemuir a week ago, but that ended an 11-game unbeaten run.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst's visitors have recovered from their 3-0 drubbing by title rivals Celtic by scoring seven without conceding in wins over Hearts and Hibs and that loss to their city rivals was their only one in 16 outings.

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Annan Athletic: G Fleming, Barnes, Lowdon, Moxon, Douglas, Clark, Wallace, Docherty, Smith, Anderson, Johnston.

Substitutes: K Fleming, Hunter, Swinglehurst, Goss, McCartney, Steele, Garritty, Murphy, McMenamin, Connolly.

Rangers: McLaughlin, Zukowski, Sands, Helander, Barisic, Davis, Ramsey, Amad, Wright, Fashion Jr, Roofe.

Substitutes: McCrorie, Tavernier, Bassey, Simpson, Kamara, McCann, King, Lowry, Itten.

Hearts have had the better of extra-time, but at half-time in extra-time it is still goalless.

A nervous finish is assured in the next 15 minutes and maybe penalties.

While we're following the conclusion of that game at Tynecastle, we'll also bring you the build-up to the late kick-off in Annan.

Hearts are the ones looking most likely to break the deadlock in extra-time.

Peter Haring and Ellis Simms both rise to meet a Stephen Kingsley cross into the Livi penalty box and goalkeeper Max Stryjek beats it off the goalline before it is hacked clear by his defence.

With Dundee United, Motherwell and St Mirren through, we await a fourth Premiership side into the quarter-finals as it's still goalless at Tynecastle.

Hearts have just had a shout for a penalty denied after claims that a Stephen Kingsley shot struck a hand.

Motherwell come from behind to beat Aberdeen for the third time this season.

There were no goals in the second half, with the home side passing up several good chances to add to their lead.

The Dons pressed late on and Liam Kelly made a great diving save to deny Christian Ramirez in stoppage time.

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Ian Harkes' first-half goal is enough for United to scrape past a battling Thistle and into the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup.

The midfielder's strike arrived against the run of play as the Premiership side struggled on the muddy Firhill pitch.

And the Championship hosts had plenty of chances, with United goalkeeper Benjamin Siegrst making saves from Kevin Holt and Cammy Smith.

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We're heading into extra-time at Tynecastle as the 90 minutes end with neither side able to make the breakthrough.

Livi came closest with a Scott Pittman shot off the post.

St Mirren navigate their way through what was a potentially tricky tie and home to League 2 leaders Kelty Hearts.

Alex Greive opened the scoring before the interval for the hosts, Jordan Jones scored a stunning effort after the break before setting up Greg Kiltie for the host's third.

Kiltie then slotted in his second into an open net after a mix-up in the Kelty defence.

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Aberdeen have done next to nothing in the second half, but midfielder Lewis Ferguson goes close to forcing extra-time with a raking strike that whizzes narrowly past.

Scott Tiffoney makes another driving run into the United penalty box, but goalkeeper Benjamin Siegrist again blocks the winger's effort.

Late pressure from Thistle, but the Championship side just can't get a clean shot at goal in a packed penalty box.

Kelty Hearts substitute Robbie McNab has a nightmare in Paisley.

McNab plays a blind pass across his own box where no players are, his keeper had come short to offer him an outlet but he didn't see him and Kiltie calmly side-foots his second home from the edge of the box, into an empty net.

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