Caley Thistle boss Duncan Ferguson is forced into two changes following last weekend's disappointing home defeat by Queen's Park.

In come on-loan Wigan Athletic centre-half James Carragher and Everton midfielder Sean McAllister, who makes his first start.

The experienced Danny Devine drops out and in-form on-loan Ross County forward Alex Samuel, who broke a hand last weekend, is only fit enough for the bench.

Ferguson had also planned to start Luis Longstaff, but the midfielder was stretchered off in training and is also missing.

Hibs head coach Nick Montgomery makes three changes from the side that lost out to a late penalty to Celtic in midweek.

On-loan Sunderland forward Eliezer Mayenda and former Queens Park Rangers midfielder Luke Amos are handed first starts, while Myziane Maolida, on loan from Hertha Berlin, also comes in.

The Dylans, Levitt and Vente, drop to the bench along with Elie Youan.

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Inverness CT: Ridgers, Harper, Carragher, Mullen, Kerr, Shaw, Gilmour, Anderson, McAllister, Savage, Mckay.

Substitutes: Pepple, Doran, Samuels, MacGregor, Boyes, Mackay, Brooks, Ujdur.

Hibernian: Marshall, Miller, Fish, Triantis, Obita, Amos, Newell, Moriah-Welsh Boyle, Mayenda, Maolida.

Substitutes: Wollacott, Hanlon, Levitt, Youan, Vente, Cadden, Stevenson, La Fondre, Emiliano.

Neil Warnock opts to make five changes following Tuesday night's defeat to Rangers.

Ross Doohan starts in goal ahead of first-choice shot-stopper Kelle Roos, with Angus MacDonald filling in at centre-back for Stefan Gartenmann.

Dante Polvara replaces Connor Barron in midfield, while Shayden Morris and Duk return in attack - with Jonny Hayes and Jamie McGrath dropping to the bench.

Robbie Horn makes two changes from Rose's League Two victory over Elgin City on Tuesday.

New arrivals Scott Mercer and Declan Byrne drop out of the XI and fail to make the bench. Callum Connolly and Smart Osadolor start in their absence.

Leanne Crichton discusses today's ties and where we could see an upset.

Aberdeen: Doohan, Devlin, MacDonald, Jensen, MacKenzie, Shinnie, Clarkson, Polvara, Morris, Miovski, Duk.

Substitutes: Roos, Gartenmann, McGrath, Barron, Hayes, Phillips, Sokler, Duncan, Milne.

Bonnyrigg Rose: Martin, Mailer, Young, Martyniuk, Peggie, Connolly, Doan, Currie, Gray, Osadolor, Barrett.

Substitutes: Andrews, McGale, Stewart, Jarvis, Watson, McGachie, Wardell.

Two changes for Partick Thistle, with academy graduate Ben Stanway back in the team to replace the injured Scott Robinson.

Tomi Adeloye also drops to the bench, despite his goalscoring exploits against Airdrieonians. Captain Brian Graham comes in to replace him.

For Livingston, David Carson is cup-tied while Steven Bradley drops to the bench.

Striker Joel Nouble is in from the start, as is midfielder Stephen Kelly.

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Kilmarnock: Dennis, Ndaba, Mayo, Findlay, Kennedy, McKenzie, Watson, Polworth, Murray, Watkins, Van Veen.

Substitutes: O'Hara, Wright, Donnelly, Balagizi, Armstrong, Mackay-Steven, Stewart, Vassell, Cameron.

Cove Rangers: Suman, Doyle, Scully, Darge, Reynolds, Niang, Gillingham, Yule, Kerr, Burrell, Megginson.

Substitutes: Demus, Jones, McGowan, Connell, Stewart.

Partick Thistle: Sneddon, McMillan, Muirhead, Neilson, Milne, McInroy, Bannigan, Stanway, Fitzpatrick, Graham, Lawless.

Substitutes: Stewart, Mitchell, Williams, Ngwenya, Alston, Lyon, MacKenzie, Diack, Adeloye.

Livingston: McGovern, Donnellan, Obileye, Nottingham, Brandon, Holt, Pittman, St Kelly, MacKay, Nouble, Yengi.

Substitutes: George, Anderson, Bradley, Sangare, Shinnie, Se Kelly, Ledingham, Culbert, Lawal.

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• Aberdeen v Bonnyrigg Rose
• Inverness CT v Hibernian
• Kilmarnock v Cove Rangers
• Partick Thistle v Livingston
• Rangers v Ayr Utd (17:30)

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One down, seven to play.

Scottish Cup last-16 weekend got off to a flyer last night - and that was only a starter.

We're treated to five tasty ties today, will we see any more shocks?

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