That'll do us, troops.

Thanks for joining today and across the weekend, it's been a belter.

Remember you'll catch the draw and the best of the action on Sportscene later.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers tells BBC Scotland: "I think it was good from both teams, it was our first game back. I think our guys picked up from where they left off before the break.

"I've said before we play a running game and I think we did that well. The attitude was good.

"For Buckie Thistle, on a day like today, they gave it everything, I'm pleased with the professionalism and respect we showed them. I think our game is about being proactive and aggressive.

"Rocco Vata, great for him to get his first goal. You can see his strength, his power. Daniel Kelly as well, but again he needs to continue working.

"This is a great place for the young players to be and if they don't choose to be here that's okay, but it's up to them."

Rodgers adds Kyogo "is okay" and he's unaware of reports Celtic have offered Cameron Carter-Vickers a new deal.

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Speaking of Saturday afternoon...

Spartans caused a stir yesterday when James Craigen's sweet strike hit the back of the net against Hearts.

It pegged the visitors back but they ultimately ran out 2-1 winners.

Check out Craigen's technique on the volley though...

Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international on BBC One Scotland

It's been brilliant this weekend in the Scottish Cup.

Friday night, Saturday afternoon and this afternoon, the occasions have been great.

All the games and all the surprises. All eyes will be glued to the TV tonight for the draw.

They will indeed, Leanne. Sportscene is the place to see it!

Don't worry, Celtic fans, it's not all about the Buckie...

We'll have quotes from your gaffer shortly.

More Buckie Thistle boss Graeme Stewart, who told BBC Scotland: "A lot of positives, if I'm being critical then I'm not happy with a few of the goals, but we're playing against Celtic, we've got to be realistic.

"I'm proud of the guys, they've worked hard. We're never happy with a 5-0 defeat but I think you can see how hard they were working, guys cramping up and there's four leagues between us.

"I'd like some more of this. The last week and the previous five or six have been great. It's been an eye opener in terms of the media attention. It's exciting. The atmosphere was great even though it wasn't a sell out.

"I don't think anyone let themselves down. I can't think of anyone in my team who didn't play well. In these games, guys can get hung out to dry a little bit but that didn't happen tonight. We matched Celtic at some points and caused some problems. We did okay."

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Buckie Thistle boss Graeme Stewart tells Viaplay: "We did well, we're happy enough with the performance. We had a game plan, you saw it, but I'm disappointed with some of the goals.

"We did have one or two half chances. I'm really proud of the boys. We hadn't played that formation before, we only had one training session, the guys were outstanding.

"Some Premiership teams will come here and get beat by five."

Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international on Sportsound

Buckie will come away from this game immensely proud. Graeme Stewart will be very proud. The group of players he has have done him and the Highland League proud.

There are ways in which you lose football matches as well and I think Buckie dealt with it really well.

It's great that they've been able to go over and enjoy this moment with the fans, their friends and family that have made the trip down.

Jane Lewis
BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

So the Scottish Cup dream has ended in Glasgow for Buckie Thistle.

Soundly beaten, but what an occasion and experience for their players and supporters. For the home side they march on, and a comfy win it was too.

Brendan Rodgers will have been pleased with many aspects of this match, five different scorers, good intensity, and fringe players given some game time too.

Job done.

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• Aberdeen
• Airdrieonians
• Ayr United
• Bonnyrigg Rose
• Brora/Cove Rangers
• Celtic

• Greenock Morton
• Heart of Midlothian
• Hibernian
• Inverness Caledonian Thistle
• Kilmarnock
• Livingston
• Motherwell
• Partick Thistle
• Rangers
• St Mirren

Ties to be played weekend of 10 February.

During Sportscene this evening.

The BBC Scotland channel is where you need to be from 19:15 GMT.

You'll also be able to catch the best of the action across the weekend.

The Buckie players are over at their section of 2,500 fans, deservedly showing them their appreciation.

That's that.

Celtic take their place in the last 16 at the expense of fifth-tier Buckie.

A day to remember, nevertheless, for the Highland side.

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Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international on Sportsound

I've just seen a smile on the face of Graeme Stewart, he's clearly not too disheartened. He's giving his side a sign to just calm down and enjoy the game.

I think they will enjoy the trip home weather permitting. They've given it their all.

One minute added.

A reminder Aberdeen lost 6-0 here not so long ago...

Potential bragging rights going back up the road for Buckie as it stands.

John Hughes
Former Celtic defender on Sportsound

Lewis MacKinnon has been up at Buckie for 10 years and this will be the highlight of his career.

Buckie assistant manager Lewis MacKinnon is on for the closing stages.

Ryan Fyffe is on as well as Hamish Munro and Jack MacIver make way.

Buckie keeper Stuart Knight makes three top saves in the space of second to keep this at five.

The goalie's done alright, y'know.