Scottish Challenge Cup ties
Dundee, Queen of the South & Dunfermline already through to quarter-finals
Two matches in League 2
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FT: Kelty Hearts 1-1 Linfield (5-4pens)
Image source, SNSKallum Higginbotham (right) scored the late equaliser to take the tie into penalties
Image source, SNSLinfield's Connor Pepper missed the vital spot kick in the shoot-out
As for the Scottish Challenge Cup, the quarter-final line-up is now complete.
Clyde, Hamilton, Kelty, Queen's Park and holders Raith Rovers progress today.
Dundee, Dunfermline and Queen of the South were already in the hat for Tuesday's draw for both the last eight and semi-finals.
The quarters will be played on the weekend of 7/8 January, or the midweek of 11/12 January.
Scottish League 2
In League 2, Forfar are off the bottom of the table after beating Stenhousemuir in the hosts' first game under caretaker Sean Crighton.
That spot is now taken by Bonnyrigg Rose, who are behind Albion Rovers on goal difference despite a point away to East Fife.
The Fifers and Stenny miss the chance to move above Stranraer into the promotion play-off spaces.
FT: Hamilton Academical 2-0 Inverness Caledonian Thistle
Image source, SNSCaley Thistle's youth players, and veteran goalkeeper Mark Ridgers, took plaudits despite losing in Hamilton
Raith Rovers 1-1 Greenock Morton (4-2pens)
Image source, SNSRoss Millen's Panenka-style penalty secured victory for Raith Rovers
FT: Kelty Hearts 1-1 Linfield (5-4pens)
Image source, SNSKallum Higginbotham's equaliser proved crucial for Kelty
Scottish Challenge Cup, fourth round
Elgin City 0-0 Clyde (2-4pens)
Hamilton Academical 2-0 Inverness Caledonian Thistle
Kelty Hearts 1-1 Linfield (5-4pens)
Queen's Park 2-0 Montrose
Raith Rovers 1-1 Greenock Morton (4-2pens)
Scottish League 2
East Fife 0-0 Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic
Stenhousemuir 1-2 Forfar Athletic
Raith Rovers' defence of the Scottish Challenge Cup remains alive - but only just.
Liam Grimshaw's penalty is saved and Morton exit the competition.
Kelty are through to the quarter-finals as Conor Pepper's spot kick is saved and Northern Irish champions Linfield are out!
Kelty Hearts 1-1 Linfield
We're into sudden death at Central Park with both having scored four spot kicks.
Raith Rovers 1-1 Greenock Morton
It's 3-1 for Rovers in the shoot out as Alex King, who scored the opener for Morton, has his spot kick saved.
Kelty Hearts 1-1 Linfield
It's 3-3 on penalties, with both sides having a miss apiece so far...
Queen's Park continue their fine run to move into the quarter-finals.
Hamilton ease through to the quarter-finals against a Caley Thistle side made up largely of under-18 players.
Penalties being played
A shoot-out is also required between League 1 side Kelty and Northern Irish champions Linfield after the home side's late equaliser.
Penalties to be played
Holders Raith Rovers must survive a penalty shoot as the game finishes level against Morton.
Callum Yeats
Stenny are back in the game as defender Callum Yeats reduces the arrears against League 2's bottom side.
Josh McPake
What a goal!
Queen's Park have been holding on as Montrose pressed for an equaliser.
But on-loan Rangers winger Josh McPake goes on a fine solo run to surely fire the Glasgow side into the quarter-finals as the match enters stoppage time.
Kelty Hearts 1-1 Linfield
Image source, SNSLinfield fans will have to endure/enjoy a penalty shoot-out at Central Park unless there is a late winner against Kelty