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. Peterhead 0-1 Dundee

    Peterhead have a chance to level as we approach the break as Grant Savoury is brought down.

    Andy McDonald takes the free-kick, but the defender's low drive is comfortably saved by goalkeeper Ian Lawlor.

  2. PENALTY APPEAL

    Peterhead 0-1 Dundee

    How was that not a penalty?

    Ian Lawlor slips as he looks to control a back pass and, as Ryan Duncan looks to beat him to the ball, the Dundee goalkeeper looks to wipe out the midfielder.

    Referee David Munro somehow says no.

  3. YELLOW CARD Conroy (Peterhead)

    Peterhead 0-1 Dundee

    Peterhead wide man Ryan Conroy goes into the book for a cynical challenge against his former side.

  4. HITS THE WOODWORK

    Peterhead 0-1 Dundee

    Big escape for Dundee!

    Hamish Ritchie meets a cross first time on the turn from 14 yards out, it strikes the inside of a post but rolls across the face of goal and somehow spins clear.

  5. Definite penalty

    Peterhead 0-1 Dundee

    Colin Hendry
    Former Scotland captain

    It was brave I think. He realised the goalkeeper was more than 50% out and was committed. He's took a sore one, but it's definitely a penalty no doubt about it

  6. goal

    GOAL Peterhead 0-1 Dundee

    Charlie Adam (penalty)

    Charlie Adam sends goalkeeper Brett Long the wrong from the penalty spot and the away to team have a lead they hardly deserve.

    Goal

  7. PENALTY TO DUNDEE

    Peterhead 0-0 Dundee

    Out of the blue, Dundee have a spot kick.

    Paul McMullan is played through behind the home defence and out-rushing goalkeeper Brett Long takes down the visiting striker.

  8. Peterhead 0-0 Dundee

    The League 1 side continue to look the more likely, with Dundee failing to find their way into the home penalty box since that early corner.

    However, the game has descended into a bit of a midfield slog at the moment.

  9. Peterhead 0-0 Dundee

    On-loan Aberdeen 18-year-old Ryan Duncan is outshining his more lauded opponents in midfield for Peterhead at the moment.

  10. Home side showing promise

    Peterhead 0-0 Dundee

    Willie Miller
    Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

    Most of the danger has come from the home side. It's been Peterhead that have been more creative, certainly with their build-up in and around the box

  11. PENALTY APPEAL

    Peterhead 0-0 Dundee

    Niah Payne has looked lively for Peterhead and there's a shout for a penalty as the winger is tackled from behind by centre-half Zeno Ibsen Rossi from a Hamish Ritchie cross.

    From the resulting corner, the ball falls to Ritchie and the midfielder forces a near-post save from goalkeeper Ian Lawlor.

  12. Poor start from visitors

    Peterhead 0-0 Dundee

    Willie Miller
    Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

    You want to be dominating the game early on. I don't think Dundee have started well

  13. Peterhead 0-0 Dundee

    Dundee threaten at a corner, but Peterhead manage to clear from in front of goal after visiting centre-half Ryan Sweeney's poor header.

  14. Peterhead 0-0 Dundee

    Another nervous moment for Dundee as Peterhead have the first attempt on target.

    Midfielder Scott Brown (not that one obviously) fires a powerful drive that's straight at Ian Lawlor, but the goalkeeper can only beat it away.

    Winger Niah Payne, whose previous club was Bridlington in the English lower leagues, is next with a sight at goal, but his shot is more tame and gathered by Lawlor more comfortably.

  15. Peterhead 0-0 Dundee

    Peterhead are on the offensive early and already there's been a couple of nervous moments in the visiting penalty box.

  16. Dundee firm favourites

    Peterhead 0-0 Dundee

    Colin Hendry
    Former Dundee defender on Sportsound

    I can't see the banana skin tonight. Dundee are on the back of a good result and Peterhead are near the bottom of their league, so I can't see it

  17. KICK-OFF

    It's Valentine's Day, so is it the right time for the romance of the cup to bloom and produce the first shock of the last-16?

    We'll find out soon as part-timers Peterhead get the game under way.

  18. Peterhead v Dundee (19:45)

    Here come the teams into a packed little Balmoor Stadium...

  19. Peterhead short of subs - McInally

    Peterheead v Dundee (19:45)

    Peterhead manager Jim McInally tells BBC Scotland: "We need Dundee to not be at their best and we need to be at our best.

    "A lot of people say it's a tight pitch - it's not, it's a great pitch and Dundee will enjoy playing on it.

    "It's good to get the three boys back, otherwise we would have been a bit short of bodies. I believe we are able to use 11 substitutes in this game, but I have only four for this one."

    Jim McInallySNS

  20. McPake looks to build on Tynecastle

    Peterhead v Dundee (19:45)

    Dundee manager James McPake tells BBC Scotland: "Niall McGinn is going to be important player for us and Max Anderson coming back is also a bonus, but it is going to be tough tie.

    "We need to build on the win at Tynecastle and that is a help, we can't look at it any other way."

    Niall McGinnSNS

    Niall McGinn starts for Dundee