The Scottish Cup enters the final hurdle this evening with three of the four quarter-final ties played.
Eight teams started the weekend in the hunt to lift the famous old trophy with three now booking their trips to Hampden by securing a semi-final spot. Inverness became the first team to reach the last four after picking up a Premiership scalp over Kilmarnock. Derek McInnes' men took an early lead in the Highlands but the Scottish Championship side hit back with two goals to secure the big win.
Saturday lunchtime was the turn of both Hearts and Celtic with Ange Postecoglou and his troops keeping their Treble hopes alive and kicking with an emphatic victory in Gorgie. The Hoops, who have already lifted the League Cup and hold a strong nine point lead at the top of the Premiership - ran out 3-0 winners thanks to Aaron Mooy, Kyogo Furuhashi and Cameron Carter-Vickers.
Holders Rangers took to the field yesterday afternoon against Raith Rovers and secured a comfortable 3-0 win of their own. Connor Goldson's bullet header just before the break broke down the second tier side before a James Tavernier cross was converted by a visiting defender beyond Jamie MacDonald. Scott Arfield made sure of the win late on. Tonight is the final fixture with Falkirk or Ayr United booking their spot at the national stadium. But when is the draw for the semi-finals? Here's all the information you need.
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When is the Scottish Cup semi-final draw?
The Scottish Cup semi-final draw will take place on Monday, 13 March 2023.
It will take place following the conclusion of Falkirk vs Ayr United. Kick off for that one is 7.45pm.
Is the draw live on TV or can I live stream it?
Yes - the draw for the last four will be live on BBC Scotland.
It will also be available to live stream online via the BBC iPlayer.
The start time for the draw will depend on if Falkirk and Ayr United finishes in 90 minutes or not.
When does the semi-finals get played?
The two ties will be played at the end of April
One game will take place on Saturday, April 29 with the second match on Sunday, April 30.
Both games will be played at Hampden.
Who is still in the hat?
Inverness
Celtic
Rangers
Falkirk vs Ayr United
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