Scottish Cup as it happened

Summary

14 Scottish Cup fourth-round ties
FT: Rangers 2-1 Motherwell (Miller 2) (Moult)
Bonnyrigg Rose 1-8 Hibernian; Elgin City 1-2 Inverness
Aberdeen 4-0 Stranraer; Ross County 6-2 Dundee Utd;
Partick 4-0 Fromartine; St Johnstone 2-0 Stenhousemuir
Kilmarnock 0-1 Hamilton; Dundee 0-2 St Mirren; Morton 2-0 Falkirk
Livingston 0-1 East Fife; Stirling 2-2 Clyde;
Alloa 2-3 Dunfermline; Ayr 0-0 Queen's Park

Live Reporting

Thomas McGuigan and Colin Moffat

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Get Involvedpublished at 11:00 Greenwich Mean Time 21 January 2017
Rangers v Motherwell (12:30)
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Road to Hampden...published at 10:57
David Gray's late winner against Rangers at Hampden in May secured a 3-2 victory and ended Hibernian's 114-year wait for a Scottish Cup triumph.
Which two sides will make it all the way to the final this season?
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David Gray lifts the Scottish Cup after Hibs beat Rangers in last season's final
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Get Involved - Scottish Cup memoriespublished at 10:57 Greenwich Mean Time 21 January 2017
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Saturday's Scottish Cup fourth-round fixtures - 3pm unless statedpublished at 10:50
Rangers v Motherwell (12:30)
Aberdeen v Stranraer
Alloa v Dunfermline
Ayr United v Queen's Park
Stirling v Clyde
Bonnyrigg Rose v Hibernian
Dundee v St Mirren
Elgin v Inverness CT
Livingston v East Fife
Morton v Falkirk
Partick Thistle v Formartine United
Ross County v Dundee Utd
St Johnstone v Stenhousemuir
Kilmarnock v Hamilton
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Get Involvedpublished at 10:48 Greenwich Mean Time 21 January 2017
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What are your Scottish Cup best/worst memories? Is there a famous goal you relive? A draining defeat you're keen to consign to Room 101?
Any superstitions ahead of your team's tilt at silverware?
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Get Involvedpublished at 10:44 Greenwich Mean Time 21 January 2017
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Motherwell 'capable on our day'published at 10:33
Motherwell v Rangers (12:30)
We'll kick off the day's action in style at Ibrox as Mark Warburton's Rangers host Motherwell.
And according to Well captain Keith Lasley says the Steelmen will have to beat the second best team in the country to progress.
"I think they seem to have improved. They lost the Old Firm match, but even within that match they played well in large spells," said the Well captain.
"We know we are up against it. But we are capable of competing against anybody in this division on our day.
"We feel capable on our day in a cup competition especially. Our recent performances against Rangers and against Celtic, against the better teams in this league, give us the belief and confidence that we can compete against anybody."
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"We are capable of competing against anybody in this division on our day," says Keith Lasley
Hands off!published at 10:30
Neil Lennon has his hands on the Scottish Cup - and the Hibs boss doesn't want to let go...
The Edinburgh club - cup holders - face a trip to Bonnyrigg Rose later today as we feast on a bumper day of Scottish Cup action.
An eye-watering 14 fourth-round ties for us to enjoy this afternoon.
"We have to make sure there's no giant-killing," Lennon said ahead of the fourth-round tie at Tynecastle.
"We know it'll be a tricky tie. We have to be right at it. We have to apply ourselves the right way."
Will a famous scalp be claimed today?
We'll find out soon enough...
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"I think I'm the first Hibs manager in a long time to defend the Scottish Cup so it's a nice feeling..."