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

  1. Out with the old at Rugby Park

    Kilmarnock v Hamilton (15:00)

    Richard Wilson
    BBC Scotland at Rugby Park

    Lee Clark cannot be accused of being cautious. The Kilmarnock manager has named five debutants in his starting line up, three of them loanees from Newcastle, including the goalkeeper Freddie Woodman. The home bench contains more recognisable names, among them Souleymane Coulibaly, a signing target for Zemalek in Egypt. 

    Hamilton manager Martin Canning will be glad that Coulibaly, Killie's top goalscorer, isn't starting - he needs a win to appease the dissenters among the Hamilton support. Could be a tight, cagey cup tie.

  2. Elgin City v Inverness CT (15:00)

    Martin Dowden
    BBC Sport Scotland at Borough Briggs

    "Many people's pick for a Scottish Cup shock with Elgin City in good form scoring lots of goals. Inverness CT determined to kick on after a poor season which leaves them bottom of the Premiership. They go into this refreshed but with one or two injury problems.

    "A cracking cup tie awaits..."

  3. 'Bonnyrigg Rose need to show belief'

    Robbie Horn, Bonnyrigg Rose manager talking to BBC Scotland

    "I slept okay but the nerves kicked in this morning. It's also difficult telling players that they are not involved on such a big day. 

    "Seven games it's taken us to get here and a couple of them were replays. I think we deserve to be at this stage and we want to show what we are capable of. 

    "It's a massive achievement for a Junior club. I'm proud to be here, proud of the players and the committee deserve their day in the sun. 

    "We have Hearts supporters and Hibs supporters in the squad but we are all about Bonnyrigg Rose. 

    "We're going to have to perform at levels we maybe haven't been at before if we are going to get a result. If we show belief, then I think we've got a chance."

    Robbie HornSNS

    Horn began his career at Hearts before spells at Forfar and Berwick Rangers

  4. Rangers 2-1 Motherwell

    Kenny MillerSNS

    Kenny Miller scores twice as Rangers come from behind to beat Motherwell and reach the Scottish Cup fifth round.

    Read Andy Campbell's match report.

    Rangers 2-1 Motherwell

    Kenny Miller scores twice as Rangers come from behind to beat Motherwell and reach the Scottish Cup fifth round.

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  5. Weather watchers

    No visibility issues in Elgin this afternoon.

    Perfect conditions for a Cup tie against a local rival.

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  6. Hibs' Hampden heroes back in action

    Scottish Cup holders Hibs are without skipper David Gray, who is suspended after being booked for running into the crowd following his last-gasp final winner against Rangers.

    There are five of the starting XI from Hampden, playing today; McGregor, Fontaine, Stevenson, McGinn and Cummings.

    Hibs captain David GraySNS

    Right-back Gray scored a dramatic late winner at Hampden in May

  7. LINE-UPS at Rugby Park

    Kilmarnock v Hamilton Academical (15:00)

    Kilmarnock: Woodman, Ajer, McKenzie, Dicker, Jones, Tyson, Osborne, Longstaff, Taylor, Roberts, Hendrie.

    Substitutes: MacDonald, S Boyd, K Boyd, Coulibaly, Smith, Hawkshaw, Frizzell.

    Hamilton Academical: Woods, Devlin, Gillespie, Imrie, D'Acol, Redmond, Crawford, MacKinnon, Brophy, Donati, McMann.

    Substitutes: Matthews, Seaborne, Bingham, Watson, Longridge, Cunningham, Hughes.

  8. Familiar surroundings

    @bbcsportscot

    The Scottish Cup holders have arrived at Tynecastle. 

    Neil Lennon will be hoping to replicate what Alan Stubbs did last season,they waited 114 years for to get their hands on the trophy.

    Are Scottish Cups like buses?

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  9. FULL-TIME Rangers 2-1 Motherwell

    You can't buy experience. Veteran marksman Kenny Miller is the Rangers hero as his late brace floors Motherwell and helps his side book their place in the fifth round of the Scottish Cup.

    Mark Warburton will be delighted; Mark McGhee less enamoured with the final 10 minutes of a thrilling tie.

  10. CLOSE!

    Rangers 2-1 Motherwell

    Motherwell striker Louis Moult with a chance... 

    No he flashes a shot wide of Wes Foderingham's goal. That could be the Steelmen's last opportunity to snatch a late equaliser and a replay.

  11. ADDED TIME

    Rangers 2-1 Motherwell

    Four minutes of added time at the end of a pulsating Scottish Cup tie at Ibrox. Will Rangers see this out to book their place in the fifth round?

  12. GREAT SAVE!

    Rangers 2-1 Motherwell

    Craig Samson saves Motherwell from falling further behind with two superb saves within a minute - the visitors are wilting in the face of increasing Rangers pressure.

  13. goal

    GOAL Rangers 2-1 Motherwell (Miller)

    Rangers are ahead! Incredible turnaround at Ibrox as the hosts pounce on a poor Stephen McManus pass and Kenny Miller is onto a through ball in a flash before firing home beyond the helpless Craig Samson.

    Rangers striker Kenny Millersns

    Kenny Miller's brace secured Rangers' place in the fifth round of the Scottish Cup

  14. Rangers 1-1 Motherwell

    Motherwell are in here... no! McHugh sees his shot brilliantly saved by Wes Foderingham and Scott McDonald can't convert the rebound.

    What a finish to this cup tie...

  15. goal

    GOAL Motherwell 1-1 Rangers (Miller)

    Rangers are level as the predatory Kenny Miller heads past Craig Samson from Martyn Waghorn's cross. Are we destined for a replay?

    Striker Kenny Miller heads Rangers level at IbroxSNS

    Striker Kenny Miller heads Rangers level at Ibrox

  16. Rangers 0-1 Motherwell

    Motherwell goalkeeper Craig Samson races from his line to deny Kenny Miller a shot at goal after Andy Halliday's effort is blocked. Rangers are knocking on the door in search of a late equaliser.  

  17. Rangers 0-1 Motherwell

    Rangers haven't shown the appetite or hunger to win this cup tie. Motherwell have probably created just as many goalscoring opportunities as Rangers.

    Steven Thompson, BBC Sportsound

  18. Rangers 0-1 Motherwell

    Can Rangers respond? Lee Wallace gallops down the left before feeding Kenny Miller but the striker's looping shot is comfortably held by Craig Samson.

  19. Get Involved

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  20. Rangers 0-1 Motherwell

    Scott McDonald is proving a thorn in Rangers' side since coming on for Motherwell. His movement is creating a headache for the defence and he's been a good foil for Louis Moult.