01/12/2013 Sportscene

Winning the Scottish Cup, reaching that final, making that Johnny. It

is a lot more than just work, it is about crossing the finish line, you

need passion, determination and drive to get over that line. This

fourth round, let them play. A massive cut Cup shock! Rangers

surely into the fifth round. Goal, what an equaliser from Queen of the

South! Aberdeen hoping to draw a line in their long wait in the Cup

wilderness. For the Cup holders, Celtic, out to defend the trophy

they have one for a record 36 times. This is where the line will be

drawn, but who will cross that finish line?

We draw the line under the wino -- under the foreground, and you are in

the right place you want goals. Today, it was above average. And we

have two above average pundits, Billy Dodds and Pat Nevin. Partick

Thistle against Aberdeen later, but first the clash against two Scottish

Cup winners. It is 5-star Hearts! Winning the

Scottish Cup! Suddenly, the SPL champions move a

step closer to the double! It is party time for Celtic! The Scottish

Cup will be there as! Hearts at Celtic at Tynecastle

Stadium. Commentary comes from Billy dogs -- Billy Dodds and Liam McLeod.

The standard type of this fourth round. Parts of Midlothian -- heart

of Midlothian, the Cup run with boost them, but also provide them

with a financial return. The problem with them is up against a Hearts

hunting, and since their defeat at the hands of Hearts in the

semifinals the season before last, they have countered to be each time

they have come here, scoring 11 in just three games.

The players could not ask for better conditions. That edge looking good,

this guy is above still blue. -- the pitch looking good. And there will

be a minute silence observed as a mark of respect for those who lost

their lives and those who remain injured in hospital following the

horrific helicopter crash on Stockwell Street in Glasgow on

Friday evening. Taking some time out in silence.

WHISTLE. CHEERING. Gary Locke has a small squad to

choose from, the guys talking about that, but starting David Smith on

the right, Ryan Stevenson supporting Callum Paterson. Jamie MacDonald in

gold is the only one who started the 2012 Scottish Cup final. -- in goal.

The Israeli Nir Biton coming in. Stokes has scored against Hearts

including in September, with Joe Ledley also restored.

There is no one over the age of 20 on the Hearts bench. The Celtic

striker from Finland, with two golds, one on his debut year. The

referee is Willie Collum, taking charge of last season's final, as

Celtic took care of Hibernian. Positive news on Friday in the

knitting from here. The company voluntary agreement was

conditionally agreed for Hearts. Still work to be done with a meeting

in Lithuania in January. It seems holding the keys to their future.

But the fact that Hearts could have been closed on Friday, it is a

massive, major step in the right direction. Billy dogs, this is

normally a keenly fought contest? Absolutely no doubt, never roll

Hearts out, especially with this Tynecastle atmosphere, but quality

opponents with Celtic, and beaten opponents in the league. But Albion

Rovers knocking out opponents yesterday. Hearts will make it tough

for Celtic. McCarty doing well there. -- McHattie. Celtic need to

bounce back, and think about getting out of the Scottish Cup, after their

continental adventure came to an abrupt end on Wednesday. -- it would

be an thinkable to go out of the Scottish Cup. I come looking at

Celtic's permission, but they would go with a 4-4 -1, but a diamond in

the field Mulgrew dropping off, with Brown in plain of them -- play in

front of them. Comments gives a wonderful goal for Celtic. Hearts

ripped open here in the opening few minutes. Celtic take a big step

towards the fifth round already. -- Kris Commons gives a wonderful goal.

The start that Hearts dreaded, but brilliant playing from Kris Commons.

Hearts not in a bad position, but Celtic works it, passes it about.

Ledley into Kris Commons. Still other to do, but he fires it right

into that far corner, wonder. For Celtic. -- a wonderful start for

Celtic. Celtic might have had a bad hangover

after Tuesday. The good thing for Hearts, despite losing the early

goal, not looking too rocky. They have created a couple of other

opportunities. Apologising there,

through some dodgers there. Just does not get it on target.

A Celtic free kick. They are taking it quickly. Kris Commons making it

two. Celtic take out their insurance policy in the capital. It is Kris

Commons with a double. It is 2-0 to Celtic. Game over already? You would

think so. Experience shows. Maybe someone talking to them. Commons was

to the right. Only six or seven yard dark from Kris Commons, but when he

gets there, he is showing the left boot. But Hearts completely switch

off all stop --. Kris Commons into double figures for the season.

That would have been some way to get the hat-trick for Kris Commons. It

is movement getting himself between centre half and right full-back.

Once he gets this full-back, you can see the awareness, where McDonald

is. A decent save from him. Dundee United manager, and assistant

manager coach, two former Celtic players, of course.

Mulgrew was trying to play in Stokes. Growing making it three, and

Celtic surely now through to the fifth round! Just beyond the

half-hour mark at Tynecastle. It is the Celtic captain, Scott Brown, and

it is 3-0 to the holders. It is that area. From stalks, -- Stokes. That

movement is killing Hearts. Even though McGee is young, he has to be

more aware. He hits the shot, deflected into the post from Joe

Ledley, then it falls to the ones that Hearts fans did not wanted to

fall to, Scott Brown, with the easiest of tap ins, and it really is

game over, you would think. We do not want this to be a

trouncing. But it looks to be that way. Just a little tight, giving go

again, gets its debt, probably from Stokes, just wraps the food around

it. That is the deepest Kris Commons has

been in play today. An early ball, and the fourth

arrives! Joe Ledley, who scored in last season's final, ensures that

Celtic are taking a Sunday stroll down easy Street in this fourth

round tie. 4-0, not even have time. Working from left-to-right, out to

Nir Biton. The fullbacks going forward. What a ball that was. A

forward thinking midfielder, or forward, getting a tap in, and Joe

Ledley does exactly that. Brilliant again from Celtic. What a ball!

The Celtic fans will be absolutely loving this. As a Hearts fan in

particular, it is tough viewing. And there was the fifth, and what affect

it was from Mikael Lustig, an absolute stunner, putting Hearts to

the sword! Hearts were caught on the park there, a few coming forward, we

talked about that, but Mikael Lustig breaks forward into the centre area,

cuts in the central area, with Stokes making the run, but not using

him, hitting it from 25 yards, and it flies over McDonald. A great

side, isn't it? -- great strike. You feel for Hearts, 5-0 down, young

manager, we do they go from here? -- where do they go? Some great play

there from Jamie Walker. Not even getting the bonus of a consolation.

He keeps his clean sheet. A great touch from Fraser Forster. A fine

distinctive save. Walker again, positive one, gets through. He

wanted a penalty, but good effort from him.

And it is half-time and, Hearts will be gutted that it is not full time,

they want this game over and done with. We have an under believable --

we have an unbelievable scored line of 5-0 to Celtic. And that is Brad

Mackay, defender, replacing David Smith, who is playing on the right

of midfield in that first half. We shall get to Billy's. In a second.

-- we shall get to Billy's thinking on that in a second. The biggest

loss for Hearts was a 7-0 lost on New Year's Day 1973 against

Hibernian, a at Tynecastle. They will look to salvage some pride

from proceedings tonight. Try to work it back to the big Dutch

man, who likes to get forward when he can. How does it look Hearts are

going? Just trying that defensive mid-field.

To set and protect and try and get a hold of the Celtic movement.

Commons - Stokes comes back to Ledley, who fires it across. Back to

Commons agains. It is a penalty kick and Celtic too have the chance for a

sixth. You with bet Commons will try and find this ball. He'll want the

hat trick. Just rubbing it in, isn't it? We'll get a look at it. Ledley

could have had the strike. Back to Commons. I cannot believe

that, to be honest. His hands are down - it is not a natural... It

could be Commons' day. Celtic looking for a sixth.

And they have it! And he has his hat trick!

That's clinical from Commons. Don't expect anything else with the day

he's having. Even when MacDonald goes the right way, there's no

chance he's stopping that. Wonderful from Commons, right into the bottom

corner. And they got this penalty because of

this handball from Wilson. What can Wilson do there? He's tried to get

his hand behind his back. Commons is only two yards away.

Celtic are winning 6-0. But individually you have to look at

that goal. It is a poor, poor decision. How hearts heart -- Hearts

would love to have that man. He's scored twice in the final against

Hibs. He's a legend, in his first spell, let alone the second. He

scored in the 2006 time as well on penalties. Could have made a

difference today? No! Hamill! Almost. A good strike. We talked

about the this. Gets his shot away. MacDonald.

Stokes clipping it in. Yes - seven!

Hearts are heading just now for a record defeat, it seems. Brown

leathers home Celtic's seventh. It is seventh heaven for the holders!

That was a good save from MacDonald, right away - it comes through, was

it, I think McKay's legs. Brown has the strike. Takes the deflection.

MacDonald had gone the wrong way. Going for you, going for you - a

decent strike. Good technique from Brown. And the deflection. Gets them

the seventh. Boerrigter comes on to replace Commons. List on the the

ovation this man is about to receive. Quite rightly so.

Gets it back from Stokes. It has found Boerrigter. Celtic

corner. That deflection nearly got him that

hat trick. A lovely cross. Knocked down by Boerrigter. Celtic's eighth

nearly. He will be... Ledley. And now

Ambrose. And there is the final whistle.

Celtic celebrate a magnificent victory and a magnificent victory to

celebrate Neil Lennon's 200th game in charge of the club. From the

third minute they did not look back. Commons completed his hat trick.

Scott Brown got the third on 32. Ledley scored the fourth. A stun

stunner right on half time made it 5-0 before the interval. Commons

adding the sixth just shy of the hour mark, before Brown volleyed

home after a deflection to make it seven.

Scott Brown goes up the tunnel. Two goals himself today. He's got his

eye on the double himself this season. It finished incredibly here

at Tynecastle. Is that about as close to perfection

as you could have asked for this afternoon? It is the best

performance I've had in my time as manager. You always look for me, but

in terms of Utopia it is as good as it gets. It is as we've tried to

build this team. That is the way we want them to play and the way we

want Celtic team to play. It was everything I could have asked for.

Is that an afternoon to forget or to learn a hard lesson from? We have to

get it out of the system as quickly as possible. There is a lot to learn

from it. We did miss out in the game. We lost a poor goal and you

know sometimes you have to hold your hands up. We're a young side, but we

got out-classed today. The players around me make me the player I am.

Without being slipped in from Charley and the others I am useless,

but I am blessed with playing with such a good group of players. Did

you have the shooting boots on today? It has been a long time since

I last scored. Take them as they come. It is the hardest I have

scored ever. A tap in and a deflection for the second. I'll take

them all. A brilliant performance today. Great

reaction following the European disappointment. Fulsome praise from

Neil Lennon as well - it is massive praise when you consider some of the

praise they've had during that time. To what extent were Celtic excellent

and Hearts were awful? We have to analyse it like that. Celtic were

brilliant. They were immense. They can only beat what is put in front

of you. Celtic did that - their movement, their interchanging and

you know, we have to look at it as well and say there was some poor

defending from Hearts as well. Take nothing away from Celtic. They were

clinical on the day. How impressed were you - especially given their

disapointment mid-week? It is part of it. I think there's a reaction

from the Celtic players that is what Neil Lennon wanted. The quick

passing, good appreciation of the passes as well. And also the

movement was great right from the first minute. They adapted to the

new adapted system. They were playing, really, really well. From

the start, it was great. We will talk about how poor Hearts were and

reasons for. That but take nothing away from the Celtic performance.

Neil Lennon is right to say it was a brilliant display. Probably no

Celtic player reacted better than Commons, who was pretty much

outstanding throughout the afternoon. The passing and the

movement was great. I mentioned before there. It is a great finish.

It is a difficult angle. Have a look here in the centre of the pitch. The

normal thing is to go towards the ball, but no, he goes intelligently

wide, to where the space is. The full back does help by diving in

there. That is intelligent movement. Not the obvious place to go.

The finish is superb. Everything they had done was superb. You see

here again we could talk about the defending. He's just - it is an

eight-yard run. He's in and he's run for it and he's put it in the far

corner. So much game intelligence. Just head down there, but he knows

where the goalkeeper is. He seals his day - it was a fine day for him

with that penalty on the side net. He's got so much quality. He was

great. At times Celtic were unstoppable.

We'll talk more about that shortly. In terms of Hearts, how culpable

were they in their own downfall A full circumstance wl the back to the

ball. Maybe Wilson could come across. With the ball where it was

rolled, it was rolled and they will show them this. Materially... This

is a big problem. They played a high line a lot of the time. As well,

play a high line and you leave a lot of space for a guy on the ball. They

will always cause problems. It's not obvious that is what the initial

problem is. He's scratching his head a little bit there. He'll know if

you play have the high line, get tight every time with the

mid-fielders. If you don't, they will destroy defence. Uncomfortable

for Hearts' fans. I don't think we'll have many Hearts' viewers

tonight, it is fair to say. Mesmerising. It was not the

interchanging and the mid-field to the front ones. It was the - this

goal sealed it for me. That's a ball that You love on the

end of it. It is lovely. But this is another one. Here is your problem

with the defence. Now they are scared to go out because they are

caught behind it. You cannot give that much space and

when you do, someone eventually has to go and nobody goes. Again it is

just this naivety they have got. This inexperience they've got. They

didn't know whether to come or go. Sometimes it was Commons, sometimes

it was Stokes coming back there as well. They had no idea who to pick

up. Celtic did not need a helping hand today, but they got it in the

second half. You were very clear about your thoughts about this

penalty. I don't suppose it has changed much. Cruel! As I said - and

I stand by it - if we analyse Hearts and Celtic. Of look at the picture -

eight yards away. Look at Wilson' arm, it is behind his back. It is

cruel when you are 5-0 down. Has to be deliberate handball. Be

serious... That is nowhere near deliberate. There's a psychological

difference between six and seven. One thing about Hearts, they did

keep on trying - particularly in that second half. By this point,

Celtic have not taken their foot off the gas, but they are not playing as

well. They are still playing well enough to get another couple of

goals. Scott Brown becoming a goal machine, it seems. It seems cruel to

talk in this way about Hearts, given all the problems they obviously have

in the league and off the field - it is well documented - but that result

has to be crushing in terms of their morale, you would imagine. Next

weekend they are away to Dundee united in the Scottish premiership.

How do they bounce back from this? It will be tough. You know, they

have got a lot to fight for. They are fighting that relegation period.

The festive period is coming up. Down to six points. They'll have toy

wait that. They will be wiping it with Lock. You have to teach young

lads. He'll tell them what he wanted from them. If they do that and get

it out of their system and look forward to that relegation battle,

then that is a way forward. I've had a 7-0 myself. It is how you

fight back. A tough day. The fourth round of the

Scottish Cup is a special time, for some clubs, et cetera specially

those in the lower echelons. Sometimes, just sometimes we catch

that illusive glimpse of the romance of the cup.

Due to fire damage, Albion Rovers moved there match against Motherwell

to New Douglas Park. They were vastly outnumbered by their

Premiership opponents, and the chance for a class at shop, when

Gary Phillips got his chance and did not miss. -- classic shock. It was

almost cut short, but a missed chance, and it meant Albion Rovers

have Dell Scottish Cup giant-killing scalp. A real moment to savour for

the club where success has never come easy. It has to be the best,

cannot compare it to anything, scoring a goal and a great Cup like

that. The Stranraer captain led his side

out at Clyde, after working through the night at the Glasgow helicopter

crash. Thoughts go out to the friends, relatives and staff. A

moment of silence, making you reflect, and I suppose it is things

into perspective. We are still in the heart, probably lucky, I thought

Clyde came out of the straps -- came out of the traps quickly. The second

half, we were definitely better. A stunning free kick from Lee Currie

looked like it might set the wee Rangers on their way, but Dumbarton

bounce back, on the way to a 3-1 victory.

Since taking over as Alloa manager, he is hotly tipped to take over the

vacant managers job at Inverness. He masterminded their Cup progress.

Graeme Holmes amongst the goals for Alloa, Graham Weir for Stirling

Albion, but merely a consolation. Another league one side through to

the last 16, Stenhousemuir progressing at the expense of

Highland League said Fraserburgh. Ross McNeil have the double as

Stenhousemuir ran out 3-0 winners. A crackling, dear I see it, Stormy

Angus derby, three red cards, two red cards, we can sell you --

Brechin City 1-0 in front, but Martyn Fotheringham equalised,

sending them into Cup replay fever. Dunfermline athletic, in light blue,

at Somerset Park, taking the lead through Andy Geggan. But 1-1 is

hybrid with the news, Kevin Kyle with the knock-down, and Michael

Donald with the equaliser. At the Falkirk Stadium, David

McCracken's sending-off would be pivotal, as Rangers eventually find

a route into the next round. The biggest moment of the game so far,

and it is saved, Nicky Law with the effort, and it goes into the net,

but the offside flag is up on the near side. Nicky Law puts Rangers

surely into the fifth round of the Scottish Cup! They are definitely

through now, David Templeton, in second-half stoppage time!

No doubt, Albion Rovers, what an incredible result from them, and

great to get that kind of shock. What will it mean for the club like

Albion Rovers to put out Motherwell? Absolutely massive, David Ward

there, Goodlad, I did my badges with him. He works away at small clubs

and then gets his reward. It is hard graft working with small clubs, but

they will enjoy every moment. You can just be it. It is so much joy

for them. Seemed like an emotional moment for him as the manager, but

the Gary Phillips, personal trainer, going back to the scene of his glory

tomorrow, it must be magic. It must be magic. A fantastic moment for

them. What does it mean to Albion Rovers? Talk to the bank manager.

That is for sure. After a good start to the season, party this all have

gone off the boil, in fact losing their last four matches, one of

which was a 4-0 defeat to Aberdeen, facing them today. -- Partick

Thistle have gone off the boil. It is advantage Aberdeen. They have

scored the oven and conceded nine in two league meetings. If you are

looking for or mince, when the teams have met, Aberdeen have lifted the

trophy. Looking for omens. Thistle beset by problems. Some changes by

Aberdeen, bringing back Barry Robson in the middle of the park. And Gregg

Wylde replacing an injured Jonny Hayes on the wing. The match referee

is Bobby Madden. A decent sized crowd. Inside Firhill for this

match. And we are underway. Ballot -- Balatoni under some

pressure there. Oswald in charge of the intervention.

Throw well dealt with by Balatoni. The first corner kick of the match

goes Aberdeen's way. Barry Robson to deliver this one. We will know what

he is capable of in terms of delivery. That wand of a left foot.

Thistle have to be on their guard here. Aberdeen have the lead, Andrew

Considine, inside five min! -- minutes! It has put Derek McInnes'

side in front. Terrific delivery from Barry Robson, as we have come

to expect. Considine lost his marker and hit it emphatically past Scott

Fox. The early advantage goes Aberdeen's way. Just the start they

would have wanted. Just the start Partick Thistle must have been

dreading. Aberdeen enjoying plenty of

possession. Bobby Madden had a look at that,

nothing given, though. Peter Pawlett with the effort, and a

brilliant save by Scott Fox. Still in play, as Calvin Zola tries to

pick up the pieces. Really good goalkeeping by Scott Fox, who found

himself off his line. Peter Pawlett with the effort. And a brilliant

save by Scott Fox. A deflection and Scott Fox again.

Alert enough to push that one away. Kicked in by Gregg Wylde. A wicked

deflection. A chance for Gregg Wylde. And a wild

shot off target. That should have been the second for Aberdeen. Wylde

was clear of the Thistle defence. He shot and blazed well off target.

Piccolo claiming he was court by Calvin Zola in that match up.

Zola wins it, and should have scored. Just a foot too high. Again,

it was too easy for Zola to win it. Does well to find this space, in

fairness. It was Russell Anderson in the end

getting it behind for a corner. Again, that could have been so much

more for Partick Thistle. And the half-time whistle sounds,

with Aberdeen utterly dominant, a goal in the fifth minute from Andrew

Considine. It is 1-0 to Aberdeen. Partick Thistle really need to

improve on that first half showing. No shots on target in the opening

period. They really need to be seen as more of an attacking force. In

this second half, as Bobby Madden gets us back underway.

Thistle have a bit of work to do if they are to progress to the last

extreme. -- last 16. Michael Hector of doing the

defending there. Shapes to shoot, pushed away by Langfield. A good

effort from Kyle Higginbotham. Langfield, who has had nothing to do

all afternoon, manages to keep that one out. Thistle's first shot on

target. Partick Thistle now looking for an

equaliser. That is not too far away from Elliott. That was a really good

effort. And Josh looking to tie that one up.

A lovely back healed. -- heel. Niall McGinn goes down. Bobby Madden

shakes the finger and says no penalty. This could have been game

over. And certainly barged down by Piccolo there. He was trying to get

in between him and Osbourne. Partick Thistle will have to find something

special. Something they have not produced.

Aberdeen looked likely to score there. So close to a second.

Eventually, Thistle smashed it clear. It was a stunning strike from

Aberdeen's top goal-scorer. It rattled back off the upright.

Archibald's men are heading out the competition unless they can find

something in these dying seconds. They just cannot get hold of the

ball. And it was Osbourne all the way up

there, trying to force it home. But the full-back was denied. He was

denied at the near post. A corner comes own, not too far away, but it

was left to lead, it seems, to start piling bodies and shots in on goal.

Only seconds remaining. And it is all over. It is Aberdeen

who progress, thanks to Andrew Considine's fifth minute header. In

truth, Partick Thistle drop out of the Scottish Cup with a whimper,

Aberdeen progress to the last 16 of the William Hill Scottish Kip,

winning it here one - zero. -- Scottish Cup. They made it difficult

for us, as we expected. It was all about getting through today. We've

played better than we have in the second half. But a quality one as a

game. We're just grateful that the opportunities that we did score

under didn't come back and bite us A good victory for us. The first half

I don't think we threatened them enough. We got closer, which he

didn't do well enough in the first half. I thought we might get

something at the end. Having one goal - it's not very safe. Managed

to block it. It was quite an open game, you know. It was like we have

a chance, they have a chance, sort of thing, the whole game. It was not

very safe. We plugged away. Stat time. Before today's game,

Aberdeen had knocked Partick Thistle out six times. On three occasions

Aberdeen have gone on to win the Scottish Cup. Today potentially a

good omen for Aberdeen. It was a fantastic start. The marking was not

good enough. A decent bender - had a lot of

power. Well done, he attacks it. But in the end the defending is not good

enough. They changed it for this - changed a different marker. At that

point it is too late. They never after that got back into the game.

Good defending. Not the best defending. Partick

Thistle have lost three times to Aberdeen this season. Partick did

have their chances in this game. They had been a bit toothless at

times and once again today. It is the story of the season - they play

lovely football. For me, I really enjoyed watching

them, genuinely up to the 18-yard line. Then after that, the finishing

has not been great. Just the final ball - they played it to well,

mid-field to front and you wonder why when they get up to this area,

when they are coming, there are players getting up there to support

and they might get on the end of that, but that's been the problem -

the finishing, particularly at home - the lig ga believe and then

obviously the final ball there and that starts to affect your

confidence. A wee bit more clinical. It was such a promising start. How

do they get their mo Joe back? There -- mojo back? They have lost 3-0 and

on the odd occasion, but they have to make sure they get the box - the

guy on the ball will be clinical and more decisive. It may work because

their football is good. They are losing confidence each week they do

that. There is not pressure on them to get a striker. They have to look

over the period of the season and say they've done all right. Do you

think Aberdeen should have won by a more convincing score line? Quite

often they were long shots. The keeper was doing well here. They

actually found themselves in a poor position to start with. He got

himself back. In the end, you think if anybody is going to score here,

particularly the first half - which wasn't bad, Derek was saying he

thought the second half was frantic. I think that is being polite about

it. I don't think it was any good. There was no passing. Any chances

that were coming up were genuinely come from the Aberdeen players. This

was the best one. They work it well and it's an excellent strike from

McGinn. Could this be Aberdeen's year? We have said it for a long

time. They've got themselves well on in two Cup competitions. Doing OK in

the league. The Dons fans have been saying that for a lot of years now.

The Aberdeen fans would abouts lightly love it. -- absolutely love

it. Now a round up of the remaining

games. The sunset on St Mirren's hope of

maintaining the League Cup when they lost back in August. They got off to

the perfect start as they aim for revenge.

A header from Naismith. Newton deflected.

A teasing ball. Back to Russell.

Off the post and in. It is clever, on the Riley - that is

even better. Thompson!

Great move down the left-hand side as Thompson tucks it home!

Ful A power failure at a substation meant the second half in Inverness

was delayed by over 30 minutes. When the match did get back under way it

was the home side who cruised through to the last 16.

McKay with his first of the afternoon. He was not finished for

the day. Doran setting up McKay for his 13th

goal of the season. Another another striker in demand

set St Johnstone on their way through.

The trip north is one that butch butch butch knows well. -- Terry

Butcher knows well. After two weeks in the job he's beginning to create

history. This was their first ever victory

against Ross County. The break through for Hibs.

And a flashing header from Lukinson. Handling's control.

A great run. Down he goes! And it's going to be a yellow card.

It is his second and he's off. The drama was far from over.

The substitute was replaced by Terry Butcher for tactical reasons.

Terry's word and point were ringing in his ears.

It is disappointing when that happens. Ross is a key player for us

and one we like. This week's action began at Tannadice and Kilmarnock

look looked in place for an upset. A strike from Johnson put the visitors

2-1 up. Not for the first time this season United's youngsters bounced

back and this rounded off the scoring for Kilmarnock. This

weekend's what happened next question. Look away if you are from

the blue half of Dundee! Only ir irirknows what -- only Irvine knows

what went wrong. You are a coach of Queen of the South.

Listen, we played well. We were unlucky. St Mirren had their

chances. They started the first half well. We fought back. A good

equaliser here and the second half as well.

They could have killed off the game, but we had chances to win it as

well. We were disappointed we didn't get through. Looking forward to the

replay. It was a really good cup tie yesterday. Let's talk of goals of

the round. Let's start with this. This is Lustig.

He's absolutely nailed that one. A great goal. Helped by the defenders

falling off a bit. A bit of space. This is Graham Weir. How do you rate

this? Spectacular. You have to get the technique absolutely right. And

Chris Johnston here. His wrong-foot, as it were.

He's time to think about the top corner - an absolute beauty. Which

was your favourite? Listen, all three are favourite. Chris Johnston

because it is the wrong-foot, right in the top corner. Brilliant! I

think the technique by Graham Weir is fantastic. To be honest if you

ask me in five minutes' time I will probably say Lustig. We have covered

them all. The fifth round draw will take place tomorrow.

These are the steam teams that will be -- these are the teams that will

be in the pot. As many League One sides as premier ship sides. That is

the romance of the Cup. If anybody is going to draw an old firm, it

could be Miller. It could be fate. Maybe that is why they choose him!

This is special. I love playing in it, as a player. No doubt some of

the teams - there could be some good teams as well. A chance to dream of

the League One side as well. I want them to have a good run. Who will

the manager be is another one.ly be in rovers. It could be a fantastic

one. That is almost it for tonight. We are back next weekend of course.

The Results Show is on Saturday afternoon at 4. 30pm. On Sunday, it

is me, once again, with all the highlights of another weekend of

Scottish Premiership action. That is it for tonight. We have drawn a line

under the weekend action. Thanks to the guys. The draw is tomorrow. The

battle lines will be drawn then. Will we get an Old Firm Derby? Good

night!