Rangers, Hearts and Hibernian are into the semi-finals now, with the remaining place to be decided on Monday evening when Dundee United host Celtic.

Will it be an Edinburgh - Glasgow line up or can the Tannadice team cause an upset?

Join us again tomorrow to find out.

Dundee assistant manager Simon Rusk tells Premier Sports: "The result is the result. Obviously disappointing because it's the cup.

"The early goal caused lots of problems. We're disappointed with the decision for the penalty.

"Rangers were always going to cause us problems. We perhaps didn't deal with those problems well enough."

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Rangers midfielder Aaron Ramsey tells Premier Sports: "Important for us to start well. A massive week ahead and we wanted to start right today.

"I was delighted to get that amount of minutes under my belt. Hopefully I can stay fit and build on this performance and show what I'm capable of doing.

"It's another massive game for us to look forward to on Thursday."

Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst tells Premier Sports: "The important thing is to be in the semi-final. Mentally, we were very focused. From the first minute, we had the drive to be in the semi-final, which was very important.

"When you start with a lot of energy and power, you can win the game early and I think we did that. If you come here on 80%, it will be a tough game.

"We needed to show our drive to go all the way. It's been a while since we've won the cup."

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Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst was able to rest a few of his frontline stars today, with one eye on that second leg against Red Star on Thursday.

Joe Aribo and John Lundstram weren't involved, while Glen Kamara and Alfredo Morelos were withdrawn at half time.

Ryan Kent and Ryan Jack picked up knocks today, but Van Bronckhorst has just said both players are fine.

The bad news for Dundee is that their next game is at home to Rangers again in the league.

Rangers have a trip to Belgrade in the Europa League before that.

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Former Dundee manager on BBC Sportsound

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Rangers book their place in the Scottish Cup semi-finals for the first time since 2018.

The visitors won at a canter, with Fashion Sakala adding a late strike to first-half goals from Connor Goldson and James Tavernier.

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We're well into three minutes of stoppage time.

Dundee defender Ryan Sweeney goes into the book for an angry shove on Amad Diallo, who he thinks went down looking to buy a foul.

Another Rangers teenager gets a taste of the action as Alex Lowry replaces Ryan Jack in midfield.

Aaron Ramsey trots off to make way for youngster Charlie McCann. The Wales international has been neat and tidy for Rangers and almost got a goal, but his second-half shot was cleared off the line.

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Kemar Roofe steals the ball from dithering defender Ryan Sweeney and flashes a perfect delivery across goal for Fashion Sakala, but the sliding Rangers forward can only send the ball over the top from five yards.

Jordan Marshall off, Declan McDaid on for Dundee.

The home side have got to find a goal soon if they want to make a game of this.

The offside flag is up well before Rangers substitute Fashion Sakala pings a beauty into the far corner of the net.

Rangers defender Calvin Bassey is booked for a bit of a nothing challenge. Maybe it's for an accumulation of fouls.

Dundee striker Danny Mullen gets his head on a corner and he's convinced Kemar Roofe's hand has got in the way.

Already booked, Mullen risks another with his complaints.

Ryan Kent hobbles off after that clattering challenge with Ryan Sweeney and Amad Diallo takes over. The substitution was planned before the break in play, not a reaction to the winger's knock.

A lovely change of feet from Kemar Roofe as he gathers a pass from Ryan Jack and the Rangers striker slams in a low shot that Harry Sharp does well to stop with a sprawling save.

Ryan Kent goes after the loose ball but defender Ryan Sweeney slides in first.