Scottish Challenge Cup ties
Dundee, Queen of the South & Dunfermline already through to quarter-finals
Two matches in League 2
Kallum Higginbotham
Superb strike!
Kallum Higginbotham to Kelty's rescue with a fine solo goal, the much-travelled forward drifting in from the wing before firing low into the corner against the Northern Irish champions.
Are we heading for penalties at Central Park?
Raith Rovers 1-1 Greenock Morton
Image source, SNSLewis Vaughan enjoyed his first goal since coming back from long-term injury. Cup holders Raith Rovers are now looking the more likely to score having looked down limply to Morton
East Fife 0-0 Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic
Bonnyrigg lose their captain as midfielder Jonathan Stewart is sent off after a second booking.
As it stands, the visitors are heading to the bottom of League 2 as Forfar are winning away to Stenhousemuir.
Raith Rovers 1-1 Greenock Morton
Image source, SNSRaith Rovers' Lewis Vaughan has headed the cup holders level
Lewis Vaughan
Out of the blue, as it hadn't looked likely, Rovers are level.
Diminutive striker Lewis Vaughan somehow gets his head to a cross inside the penalty box to find the net.
It's his first goal in seven games since he came back from more than a year out of the game with his fourth, yes, fourth cruciate ligament injury.
Raith Rovers 0-1 Greenock Morton
Image source, SNSA second goal of the season for Alex King (centre) has holders Raith Rovers in trouble against Morton
Ben Armour
Striker Ben Armour fires into the bottom corner to extend Forfar's lead.
As it stands, the visitors are heading off the bottom of League 2 - and Sean Crighton for a miserable debut as Stenny caretaker boss.
Alex King
What a strike from the 18-year-old!
Midfielder Alex King blasts a free-kick right into the corner and Morton edge in front against the Challenge Cup holders.
The whistles go around the country with Hamilton, Linfield and Queen's Park in position to follow Clyde into the Challenge Cup quarter-finals, while holders Raith Rovers are being held by Morton.
Are we heading for any more penalty shoot-outs after the Bully Wee's win in Elgin?
HT: Kelty Hearts 0-1 Linfield
Image source, SNSKelty's Lewis Martin pulled down Linfield's Eetu Vertainen
Image source, SNSChris McKee scored for Linfield from the resulting penalty
Peter Grant sends Clyde through to the next round.
Neil Parry's saves to deny Darryl McHardy and Fin Allen prove crucial as Jim Duffy's League 1 side edge through against their League 2 hosts.
Penalties being played
It's finished all square at Borough Briggs between Elgin and 10-man Clyde.
In the Challenge Cup, that means it goes straight to penalties...World Cup-style drama!
Scottish Challenge Cup, fourth round
Hamilton Academical 2-0 Inverness Caledonian Thistle
Kelty Hearts 0-1 Linfield
Queen's Park 1-0 Montrose
Raith Rovers 0-0 Greenock Morton
Scottish League 2
East Fife 0-0 Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic
Stenhousemuir 0-1 Forfar Athletic
Christopher McKee (penalty)
Just as I was saying that Kelty were holding their own, the Northern Irish visitors take the lead from the penalty spot.
On-loan St Johnstone man Eetu Vertainen is brought down and young strike partner Chris McKee sends the goalkeeper the wrong way from the penalty spot.
Kelty Hearts 0-0 Linfield
League 1 side Kelty are holding their own against Northern Ireland champions Linfield so far.
Image source, SNSOn-loan St Mirren defender Daniel Finlayson and former Rangers midfielder Jamie Barjonas are going head-to-head in West Fife
Caley Thistle's youthful side have been the better team since going behind to an early own goal, but it is Accies who stretch their lead.
Midfielder Reegan Mimnaugh fires the home side's second from close range against their Championship rivals.
Raith Rovers 0-0 Greenock Morton
Image source, SNSOn-loan Livingston winger Jaze Kabia (right) is trying to inspire Morton to victory in Kirkcaldy
Dominic Thomas
There's been chances at both ends at Hampden, but it is the Championship hosts who edge into the lead.
Dom Thomas forces the ball home.
That's the winger's fifth goal in four games.
Stefan McCluskey
Not a good start for Sean Crighton as Stenny interim manager as bottom side Forfar take the lead thanks to winger Stefan McCluskey from close range on the break in League 2.
Hamilton Academical 1-0 Inverness Caledonian Thistle
Image source, SNSSam Dixon's own goal has Accies ahead