Kirkpatrick collects cross and beats Aberdeen keeper Lewis with deflected strike for shock opener
Darvel keeper Chris Truesdale brilliantly saves from Duncan, half-time substitute Miovski and Duk to keep lead intact
Darvel make last 16 for first time and will face Falkirk at home
Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
Aberdeen send for Jonny Hayes and he's involved straight away, calling for a penalty as his cross hits an arm. Referee David Munro shakes his head. No VAR at this one.
Hayden Coulson was the man removed for Hayes.
Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
Worrying moments from Aberdeen as they defend a corner. The ball just won't fall for Cameron Eadie then Ian McShane can't doing anything from a tight angle.
Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
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Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
Darvel make a change, with Willie Robertson replaced by Andy Stirling.
Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
Loud boos from the travelling support as a delivery from Leighton Clarkson flies straight out of play after his initial free-kick was headed away.
Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland
Quote MessageWhat a save it is. It's Duk at his best, but it's a great reaction save with Truesdale's left foot.
Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
Aberdeen's best chance by a mile...
Duk causes trouble with a run down the left and it looks like Ryan Duncan is going to bury the low cross before Chris Truesdale knocks the shot wide with an outstretched leg.
Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
Ian McShane with a scorcher of a shot from distance. It's straight at Dons keeper Joe Lewis though.
Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
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Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
Vicente Besuijen fizzes a shot over the top as a loose ball comes his way 22 yards out in a central position.
Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
There's more urgency to the Dons now, but Darvel are still keeping the ball down on this lush surface.
Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
Ouch! The microphones pick up the crunch as goal-scorer Jordan Kirkpatrick clatters into the shin guard of Hayden Coulson.
Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland
Quote MessageAberdeen have gone 4-2-4 by the looks of it. They're trying to put Darvel under as much pressure as possible. A change was needed.
Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
Here we go for the second half.
Bojan Miovski and Vicente Besuijen are on for Aberdeen. Matty Kennedy and Patrik Myslovic are the men withdrawn.
HT: Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
A delighted John Gall, the Darvel owner, is beaming from ear to ear during a quick pitch-side interview.
This might even eclipse his two World Scotch Pie champion titles if the hosts hang on.
HT: Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
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HT: Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Scotland
Quote MessageAberdeen haven't started yet. The first 45 minutes belong to Darvel. If you're asking anyone in the crowd who the Premiership team is, it certainly looks like the team in blue. Jim Goodwin has a big second half on his hands.
HT: Darvel 1-0 Aberdeen
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Leanne Crichton
Ex-Scotland international on BBC Scotland
Quote MessageWe knew Darvel would look to make this place a fortress, but they're a good footballing side. I don't think we're overly surprised by the Aberdeen performance because we know how poor they've been on the road. We know they're under pressure. They look to me like they don't have enough characters to deal with this kind of game.
The better team are in front.
Are we on for a huge Scottish Cup shock?
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