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Celtic beat Dundee United 3-0 to reach the Scottish Cup semi-final, where they will face arch rivals Rangers.

That also means Hearts will play Hibs in an all-Edinburgh tie in the other semi-final.

Two seismic ties await on the weekend of 16 April. We'll see you at Hampden.

Dundee United manager Tam Courts tells BBC Scotland: “In terms of attitude, application, work rate and commitment to the game plan it was evident that the players were fully on board and trying to deliver that to the best of their abilities.

“I think the frustrations for me are on two fronts; from an attacking perspective we have a couple of good moments we could have capitalised on and worked the Celtic goalkeeper more. The goals we lost were out of character for us too, so that is annoying.

“We stuck to the task but probably just didn't work the goalkeeper enough and we didn't give out home fans — who I thought were tremendous throughout — anything to shout about and make a real game of it.

“I’m proud of the players in terms of their attitude and I do feel like their commitment tonight is a step towards something. We now go into three huge games for this football club in order to try and push onto a top-six team and that’s all we’ve got to focus on just now."

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Celtic manager Ange Posteoglou tells BBC Scotland that being in the semi-final of the Scottish Cup is the most important thing, not the fact it sets up an Old Firm clash at Hampden.

“We’re in it, that's the main thing and playing Rangers should be a cracking game," he said.

"The semi-final was the prize on offer and it would be a massive game irrespective of who you're playing.

"I thought we were in control the whole game. It was not an easy pitch to play on, you could tell the boys were struggling at times cause it was bobbling about.

"The boys are having to look at the ball right onto their boot with the pitch which takes the edge off it sometimes.

"We didn't really give them any opportunities to really get near our goal. We scored three goals away from home and I thought we handled the atmosphere well.

"We had some bright moments, a goal disallowed and some balls into the box we could have done better with.

"Away from home, a 3-0 win in a knock-out game is pretty comprehensive."

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We're waiting for reaction from both Ange Postecoglou and Tam Courts.

The semi-finals will take place on the weekend of 16 April. Begin the countdown to those two ties now.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Celtic v Rangers

Heart of Midlothian v Hibernian

Ooft. Some draw that. Two absolutely huge ties in the last four.

Stick with us, the draw is about to begin.

Celtic, Rangers, Hearts and Hibs are in the hat.

Marc Breen (Celtic fan): Rangers in the semi-final would be awesome. Then Hibs in the final.

Alan Strevens (Hearts fan): We always beat Hibs at Hampden but I'm worried our luck will run out. Bring on Rangers.

Craig Levein
Former Scotland manager on BBC Sportsound

The draw for the semi-final is imminent. And there is the potential for Edinburgh and Glasgow derbies.

Hearts, Hibs, Rangers and Celtic fans - who do you want?

Click thumbs up if you fancy a derby against your city rivals, thumbs down if you'd rather not go through the stress of that.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

It was billed as a tough one for Celtic, but in the end it was a fairly routine win for Ange Postecoglou's side who strolled it without ever getting into top gear.

Dundee United were the architects of their own downfall. Marc McNulty helped direct Callum McGregor's shot into the net, Benjamin Siegrst spilled an easy cross for Giorgos Giakoumakis to score his first, and the Greek made it 3-0 late on.

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Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Giorgos Giakoumakis picks up a needless yellow card outside the Dundee United box for a trip on Archie Meekison.

Meanwhile, Yosuke Ideguchi comes on for the final few minutes in place of Celtic captain Callum McGregor.

Dundee United don't look likely to do something dramatic. We're at the 84th minute mark and they have yet to have a shot on target.

Celtic look to have the more urgency in their play with a few fringe players now trying their best to impress manager Ange Postecoglou.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Dundee United fans look away now.

Benjamin Siegrist's horror mistake has all but ended this tie unless Dundee United can launch a dramatic fight-back in the final 10 minutes.

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This game is petering out. Celtic will make a triple change for the final 15 minutes.

Karamoko Dembele, Mikey Johnston and James McCarthy all get a run out.

Daizen Maeda, Matt O'Riley and James Forrest depart the action.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

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