Summary

  • Scottish Cup quarter-final draw: Hearts v St Mirren, Dundee United v Celtic, Dundee v Rangers, Motherwell v Hibernian

  • Charlie Adam converts from spot after Paul McMullan is brought down in box; Niall McGinn & Josh Mulligan net fine finishes after break

  • Hosts controversially denied chance to level from spot after Ryan Duncan brought down by Dundee keeper Ian Lawlor in box

Live Reporting

Clive Lindsay

  1. Bye for now!

    That's all from us after a busy, long weekend of Scottish Cup football across the BBC on TV, radio and online.

    The live football keeps coming though.

    Join us tomorrow, when it's back to Premiership business as Aberdeen, now with Barry Robson as interim boss after Stephen Glass' exit, host another troubled side, bottom-of-the-table St Johnstone in a big game for both teams.

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  2. McPake just delighted to progress

    FT: Peterhead 0-3 Dundee

    Turning to the quarter-final draw after which Dundee will host Rangers close to a league meeting between the sides, James McPake says: "It is Rangers, it's going to be tough, but we are just delighted to be in the quarter-finals.

    "I think our games between Rangers are close together. Our last meeting was a good game at Dens, even though it was with a different manager."

  3. 'Both sides should have had penalties'

    FT: Peterhead 0-3 Dundee

    Dundee manager James McPake agrees that both sides should have had penalty kicks.

    "Real credit to Peterhead - it was a tough game," he tells BBC Scotland. "The job tonight was to progress and we have done that."

  4. 'Shocking refereeing' - McInally

    FT: Peterhead 0-3 Dundee

    Peterhead manager Jim McInally is left pleased with his side but angry at them being denied a penalty when behind 1-0.

    "Their first goal was definitely a penalty," he tells BBC Scotland. "Our goalkeeper made it an easy decision. The second was a bit of class by Charlie Adam and the third was totally against the run of play

    "We kept asking the players to be brave on the ball and I was proud of them because they kept at it and, if it's not for a shocking refereeing decision, who knows what might have happened?

    "The referee must have been the only one in the ground who thought it wasn't a penalty and the goalkeeper should have gone."

  5. Home a big advantage

    James McFadden
    Former Motherwell forward on BBC Scotland

    For any team, if you are going to draw one of the Old Firm, you'd rather have them at home. Hearts to get St Mirren, they will be happy to get a home draw and Motherwell, I'm just happy they are at home too

  6. 'Potential derby final'

    Kevin Kyle
    Former Scotland international

    It's a good draw because the Old Firm are separated and the Edinburgh teams are separated and there's that potential of a derby in the final. The Dundee teams too

  7. Old Firm both travel to Dundee

    Scottish Cup quarter-final draw

    Heart of Midlothian v St Mirren

    Dundee United v Celtic

    Dundee v Rangers

    Motherwell v Hibernian

  8. Fans of the Premiership eight - who are you wanting to be drawn against?

  9. Dundee join United in quarters

    FT: Peterhead 0-3 Dundee

    Dundee are the ones celebrating, but Peterhead will take much of the credit for their performance in defeat.

    The Dark Blues join city rivals United, Celtic, Hearts, Hibs, Motherwell, St Mirren and Rangers in the draw coming shortly.

    Dundee celebrateSNS

  10. FULL-TIME Peterhead 0-3 Dundee

    Dundee complete the Scottish Cup quarter-final line-up, but the 3-0 scoreline isn't a fair reflection of the effort put in by Peterhead.

    A Charlie Adam penalty followed by fine finishes from Niall McGinn and Josh Mulligan secure the win, but their League 1 hosts were arguably the better side outside of the those chances and had a blatant penalty denied that could have presented them with a deserved equaliser.

  11. 'Ruthless' Dark Blues

    Peterhead 0-3 Dundee

    Rory Loy
    Former Rangers & Dunfermline forward

    I think Dundee have had three chances and taken all three. They have been ruthless and need to take that into the league

  12. 'Harsh on Peterhead'

    Peterhead 0-3 Dundee

    Willie Miller
    Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

    It's a great finish from Josh Mulligan. I'm not taking anything away from the youngster. However, I think 3-0 is harsh on Peterhead.

  13. goal

    GOAL Peterhead 0-3 Dundee

    Josh Mulligan

    Commentator's nightmare!

    Just as I was saying that Dundee had not threatened since their two goals, the home side lose possession in midfield and Josh Mulligan turns inside his marker and curls in a slick finish into the far corner from 18 yards.

    Peterhead will take some credit for that considering the midfielder was on loan to them for the first half of the season.

    Goal

  14. Peterhead 0-2 Dundee

    The game is fizzling out for Peterhead despite their brave effort.

    Indeed, apart from the two goals, Dundee have not threatened home goalkeeper Brett Long.

  15. Peterhead 0-2 Dundee

    With midfielder Jordan on as a substitute, Peterhead now have three Browns on the field on play!

    And the home side keep coming forward and a good six-yard box challenge denies them another opportunity.

  16. 'Time to gamble'

    Peterhead 0-2 Dundee

    Rory Loy
    Former Rangers & Dunfermline forward

    Peterhead don't want to let the game fizzle out because, if they get one, it would produce a nervy finish. It's time to gamble

  17. Killer second goal?

    Peterhead 0-2 Dundee

  18. Lyle on after 41st birthday

    Peterhead 0-2 Dundee

    Derek Lyle, the veteran former Dundee striker who turned 41 yesterday, is on for Peterhead, replacing Niah Payne.

  19. McGowan replaces Adam

    Peterhead 0-2 Dundee

    Charlie Adam's game is run and the former Scotland and Liverpool man is replaced with fellow veteran Paul McGowan in midfield.

    Adam will be satisfied with his night's work, scoring one and setting up the second.

  20. Peterhead 0-2 Dundee

    Russell Duncan has been another of Peterhead's success stories tonight and the on-loan Aberdeen midfielder strikes a mean free-kick that curls just over the crossbar from 22 yards.