Morelos scores four, and Halliday gets the other, as Rangers thrash Kilmarnock to set up quarter-final at Aberdeen
Kilmarnock reduced to 10 when Bachmann was sent off for catching Kamara with elbow
Rangers 0-0 Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock's Eamonn Brophy is furious that he's not been given a penalty here. He cuts inside Joe Worrall and the centre-back puts his arms around him, but referee Alan Muir waves away Brophy's protests.
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Gordon Smith
Former SFA chief executive on Sportsound
Quote MessageKilmarnock are suited to playing away from home. Killie will sit in and play tight. The first goal will be crucial. If Killie get in front it will be hard for Rangers.
Rangers 0-0 Kilmarnock
And we're under way at Ibrox...
Rangers v Kilmarnock (19:45)
The players have taken to the pitch at Ibrox. Kick-off just minutes away.
Rangers v Kilmarnock (19:45)
Gordon Smith
Former SFA chief executive on Sportsound
Quote MessageKilmarnock make sure teams they play against have very little space. Killie are so strong defensively- their shape, their work rate. They do a lot of pressing the game. They'll make it difficult for Rangers, who are under pressure tonight.
Rangers v Kilmarnock (19:45)
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With Celtic pulling eight points clear in the Premiership last weekend, it looks difficult for any side to stop them winning another title this season. Rangers manager Steven Gerrard has been quoted this week, external as conceding the Scottish Cup is now their best chance of a trophy, and the same can be said for Kilmarnock.
This game then, suddenly takes on even greater significance.
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Neil McCann
Former Dundee manager on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageGlen Kamara excels sitting in front of the back-four. He takes the ball anywhere. He's so brave and so quick. Ross McCrorie is more of a destroyer; Glen is a better footballer. Once he finds a place in this team and deals with the expectation levels, they won't remove him from the side. I don't think Rangers have a player like him.
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Steve Clarke and Steven Gerrard know each other well, Clarke having been assistant boss at Liverpool during Gerrard's playing days. They enjoyed a bit of a verbal spat a few weeks ago when Clarke insinuated Rangers' Jermain Defoe took a tumble to win a penalty against St Mirren.
On the pitch they've had a few good battles already in Scotland. The record stands at one win each and two draws. Even-Stevens, you might say. Who will edge ahead tonight?
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It's 81 years since Kilmarnock last beat Rangers in the Scottish Cup- April 1938, when Jimmy McGrory was manager. That match was a semi-final at Ibrox, as Killie progressed to the final before losing to East Fife 4-2 after extra-time in a replay.
Can they secure an historic result at Ibrox tonight?
Rangers v Kilmarnock (19:45)
The winner of tonight's match will complete the Scottish Cup quarter-final line-up, and will travel to Pittodrie to face Aberdeen next.
Last night Inverness Caley Thistle beat rivals Ross County on penalties after a cracking cup tie which finished 2-2 after extra-time. Let's hope for a similar feast of football tonight!
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Top scorer Alfredo Morelos is back in the Rangers line-up as the third match of his three-game ban is to be served in the Premiership- just in time as far as Steven Gerrard is concerned. The Colombian, who has 23 goals in all competitions, has missed the last two games and Rangers have failed to score in both of them.
Indeed domestically this season Rangers have only mustered two goals in the five matches Morelos has missed. It doesn't take a genius to work out he could be key for the hosts tonight!
Image source, SNSMorelos has scored 23 goals for Rangers this season
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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard said after Saturday's goalless draw with St Johnstone that he would make changes for tonight's clash, and he didn't hold back in his criticism of the performance.
As it turns out, he's made three changes to his XI. Both Ryan Jack and Scott Arfield are fit and play in centre midfield in place of Ross McCrorie and Steven Davis. And crucially top scorer Alfredo Morelos is available and starts instead of Jermain Defoe up top. Defoe is on the bench.
As for Kilmarnock, Steve Clarke makes just the two alterations after Sunday's last-gasp defeat to Celtic. In comes Alex Bruce in defence for the suspended Kirk Broadfoot, and Youssuf Mulumbu replaces Rangers-bound Jordan Jones, who's among the substitutes.
Image source, SNSJordan Jones, who will join Rangers in the summer, is on the bench for Kilmarnock tonight
Rangers v Kilmarnock (19:45)
Image source, BBC SportRangers: Foderingham, Tavernier, Worrall, Goldson, Barisic, Jack, Kamara, Arfield, Kent, Candeias, Morelos
Substitutes: Firth, Katic, Halliday, Davis, Coulibaly, Lafferty, Defoe
Kilmarnock: Bachmann, O'Donnell, Bruce, S. Boyd, Taylor, Dicker, Burke, Power, Mulumbu, Brophy, McAleny
Substitutes: MacDonald, McKenzie, K. Boyd, Jones, Ndjoli, Millen, Tshibola
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Welcome to our coverage of tonight's Scottish Cup fifth round replay between Rangers and Kilmarnock at Ibrox. The sides drew 0-0 at Rugby Park 11 days ago and will play for the fifth time already this season.
Rangers captain James Tavernier missed a penalty in the first match, which is as close as either side came to a goal. We're hoping for a few more goals tonight!
We'll bring you all the team news and build up, and you can listen to live commentary on BBC Radio Scotland 810MW and on digital.
Image source, SNSThe sides drew 0-0 in the first match at Rugby Park