Hearts the first team through to Scottish Cup semi-finals
Baningime lashes in rebound after Alnwick saves from Simms at close range; Haring converts Woodburn cross to double lead
Brophy gives St Mirren a lifeline with first-time finish into top corner; Ronan equalises with stunning, swerving 30-yard strike
Substitute McEneff nudges Hearts back in front with first touch and Simms adds late fourth with front-post strike
If tonight's action is repeated across the next three games, we're in for a treat.
Hibernian go to Fir Park tomorrow to face Motherwell at 12:30 GMT.
Again, we'll have that covered on TV, radio and text. Then it's Dundee v Rangers at 16:00.
Enjoy the rest of your Saturday. Catch you tomorrow.
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Allan Preston
Ex-Hearts defender on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageThe two centre-halves of St Mirren were petrified of Simms' pace over the top. That allowed Boyce to get into pockets of space and play passes. Simms will be a really good striker, he just needs to be more natural with his finishing. He reminds me of Duncan Ferguson. He wasn't prolific but what a handful he was on the pitch.
FT: Hearts 4-2 St Mirren
Hearts boss Robbie Neilson tells BBC Scotland: "It was a great game, a proper cup tie.
"I'm really pleased to go through. It's cup football, when the wonder strike goes in there's that uncertainty, but over the course, we probably deserved to win.
"We want to try win cups, Europe is great if we can get there but it's about winning cups."
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Shelley Kerr
Former Scotland head coach on BBC Scotland
Quote MessageWe spoke about McKay on the left hand side in the first half. It was so different in the second-half. Atkinson was integral to Hearts' forward play, supporting them by getting forward. Hearts definitely deserved the win tonight.
FT: Hearts 4-2 St Mirren
St Mirren midfielder Connor Ronan, who scored an absolute peach of a goal to level the game, tells BBC Scotland: Overall, I'm disappointed.
"It was an amazing feeling to get that goal, but I would've taken getting through to the semis over that goal."
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Hearts midfielder and man of the match Peter Haring tells BBC Scotland: "It was a good game, especially for everyone in the stadium.
"Second half, we controlled the game much better. They scored a worldie, we can't do much about that.
"After 3-2, we deservedly got another one. Overall I'm pleased with the performance."
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Stephen McGinn
Former St Mirren midfielder on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageThere will be a lot of regret in the St Mirren camp. To be 2-0 down at Tynecastle to such a good side, to get it back to 2-2... I genuinely felt the momentum was there for St Mirren. But, they played their part in a brilliant cup tie and the better team went through.
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What a game.
Hearts are the first side to book their place at Hampden after seeing off a spirited St Mirren side in a six-goal thriller.
Beni Baningime and Peter Haring had Hearts two up, but St Mirren got themselves back into the game through Eamonn Brophy and Connor Ronan, who smashed in a goal of the season contender.
However, goals from substitute Aaron McEneff and Ellis Simms restored the hosts' lead.
Image source, SNSEllis Simms sealed an enthralling win for Hearts
Hearts 4-2 St Mirren
Crosses from Jordan Jones, Richard Tait and Connor Ronan are all dealt with by the Hearts backline.
Tony Sibbick is on for Barrie McKay for the last minute.
Hearts 4-2 St Mirren
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Hearts 4-2 St Mirren
Three minutes added.
Hearts 4-2 St Mirren
Hearts look for a fifth as Barrie McKay feeds Beni Baningime.
The midfielder has space to drive into but fires over from 20 yards.
Hearts 4-2 St Mirren
Leanne Crichton
Ex-Scotland international on BBC Sportscene
Quote MessageAnother really good goal from Hearts. They've certainly finished the game the stronger of the the two sides. The delivery from McEneff is absolutely excellent. Ellis Simms, his movement is really good and with the deftest of touches he strokes it home. The game looks to be over now.
The other three ties this weekend have A LOT to live up to.
Ellis Simms
Hearts are going to Hampden.
Aaron McEneff, what an impact - a goal, now an assist.
The midfielder bends in a superb ball and Ellis Simms side foots a finish in at the front post.
Game over, surely...
Image source, BBC SportHearts 3-2 St Mirren
Ben Woodburn's cross takes a nick and drops in at the back post, but Liam Boyce just misses it as he throws himself at the ball.
It's Hearts doing all the attacking.
Hearts 3-2 St Mirren
10 minutes to go.
What you got, St Mirren?