Ross Millen goes down right on the edge of the box under basically no contact, and Raith Rovers have another set-piece opportunity.

A third goal would kill the game...

Ewan Otoo goes into the book for catching Dylan Easton late, and it gives the visitors a chance to get the ball into the box.

It's been a far more even contest in this second half, with Dunfermline playing much higher up the park and asking questions of the Rovers defence.

Ian Murray's side have had the answers so far though.

Another yellow card, this time for Callum Smith, who barges Kane Ritchie-Hosler to the ground.

Probably a wee bit harsh that one.

Rovers hit the frame of the goal for the second time tonight, as Josh Mullen's deflected effort bounces clear off the bar.

The Dunfermline goal is leading something of a charmed life.

Jack Hamilton is booked by Willie Collum for scything down Paul Allan.

James McPake turns to his bench in an attempt to change this game.

Matty Todd is on for Alex Jakubiak, while Kane Ritchie-Hosler replaces Joe Chalmers.

Excellent play from Dunfermline, who have clearly come out with James McPake's words ringing in their ears.

However, Lewis McCann completely duffs his effort from the edge of the box after some nice play down the left-hand side.

Right, I've got myself a cuppa and even found some biscuits at the back of the cupboard.

I'm ready to go for the second half, and so are the players, who are back out in chilly Dunfermline.

Will the hosts come back into the contest, or can Rovers continue their dominance from the first half?

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Sportsound

Rovers look like a side used to winning.

Their work-rate is phenomenal. They have looked so dangerous, and Dylan Easton has been absolutely sensational.

It's goalless at New Douglas Park in the other Scottish Cup tie of the night.

Doesn't sound like a classic.

Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international on BBC Scotland

As good as Raith Rovers have been, Dunfermline have been equally poor, and you could hear that from the supporters.

Their quality in possession has been miles off it.

Jack Hamilton's goal deservedly has Raith Rovers in front at the break, and there's a smattering of boos from the home fans as Willie Collum blows his whistle.

Dunfermline will be glad to still be in the contest.

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Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Scotland

When I look at Dylan Easton, I think he can step up to the top flight, no question about it.

Dylan Easton leaves another Dunfermline defender in his wake, but this time his cross from the left is just about hacked clear.

He's been the best player on the park so far.

Much better from Dunfermline.

Lewis McCann cuts inside onto his left foot, and looks like he's going to let fly, but instead slips in a lovely through ball to Paul Allan.

The midfielder isn't expecting it though and can't get the ball under control.

Deniz Mehmet's heart would have been in his mouth for a split second there, as the home goalkeeper slips in possession.

Thankfully for him, he recovers quickly enough to clear before Lewis Vaughan could pounce.