Congratulations to Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

They go into the Scottish Cup final after a thoroughly deserved win over Falkirk.

Incredible, given they actually lost in the fourth round, only to get a reprieve when it turned out Queen's Park fielded an ineligible player.

We'll be back for Rangers v Celtic at Hampden tomorrow. That should be a real humdinger.

Meanwhile, you can follow this afternoon's Championship action here.

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Falkirk manager John McGlynn on Viaplay: "They aren't the type of team you want to give up an early goal against. They're very, very good.

"We put a lot into that game and I'm very proud, but nonetheless we're out.

"Good luck to Inverness in the final, they were very clinical today."

Leanne Crichton
Ex-Scotland international on BBC Radio Scotland

Falkirk will have a lot of questions. Have they played the occasion rather than the game? I don't think they gave John McGlynn the best version of themselves. They didn't work hard enough to win the ball back when they lost it or to nullify the threat of Inverness.

"It couldn't have gone any better," Inverness CT striker Billy Mckay tells BBC Sportsound.

"Falkirk had their chances but we were ruthless today.

"When it was announced we were back in the competition, I think it was written for us to go on a run. We could have been out, but now we're in the final.

"We've played two Premiership teams and today was a bit different with us as favourites - and we handled it really well."

Inverness Caledonian Thistle manager Billy Dodds on BBC One Scotland: "I thought we played a lot better in the second half.

"We were quite lucky to be two up at half time, and I told them to go and have a better second half. And we did that.

"The boys were solid and saw it out really well.

"I said to them to go and have your memories. When you're an old codger like me, you can tell your families.

"They can do that now, they were magnificent, especially in the second half.

"It's going to be difficult against one of the Old Firm, but I'd never rule anything out. We're looking forward to the final."

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"Falkirk's chances come through sloppiness from Inverness," says Aberden captain Graeme Shinnie on BBC Scotland.

"Every time Inverness went forward, they looked dangerous. Billy Mckay is the most dangerous guy in the box and he will not turn those chances down. Inverness were ruthless, and that shows why they are in the form they're in."

Billy Dodds' side can't allow thoughts to drift to the final just yet.

Caley Thistle are in the mix for the play-offs, sitting third in the Championship, and they'll be hoping to go all the way in that fight for a Premiership return.

So, who will Inverness CT be playing in the final?

Well, it's Celtic v Rangers at Hampden tomorrow.

Celtic are gunning for a treble. Rangers will be determined to retain the cup.

Either way, the Highlanders will be massive underdogs.

Billy Mckay knocked in two at Hampden today, taking his Inverness Caledonian Thistle tally to 100 goals.

What an occasion to reach that landmark.

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Caley Thistle go marching into the Scottish Cup final on 3 June.

It doesn't look like Falkirk are going to get any kind of consolation as Gary Oliver scoops a shot over the top.

Cruel jeers from the Caley Thistle fans as Aidan Nesbitt skews a horrible shot high and wide.

Robbie Deas steers a header towards the near post from an Aaron Doran corner but Falkirk keeper Brian Kinnear is right behind it.

Yet more changes... Caley Thistle pair Jay Henderson and Nathan Shaw make way for Steven Boyd and Lewis Hyde.

A warm ovation for two-goal hero Billy Mckay as the game stops for another change in personnel. Wallace Duffy is off too.

Austin Samuels and Zak Delaney are the men coming on.

Ola Lawal gets involved right away, curling a shot on target from 20 yards.

Mark Ridgers holds on with a diving save.

Ola Lawal in on for Falkirk, replacing Liam Henderson.

The 9,000 Falkirk fans making up the bulk of the crowd are very quiet now as this game slips away from their team.

Thoughts turn to the play-offs now, unless we get something special in the final 15 minutes.

Dan MacKay trots off with a goal and an assist to his name.

Caley Thistle stalwart Aaron Doran is on in his place.