Holders Celtic face a tricky trip to Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals.
Celtic beat Kilmarnock 5-1 at Rugby Park yesterday to secure their place in the last eight, while Aberdeen edged past Hamilton, beating their First Division opponents 1-0.
Due to the number of games postponed and requiring replays, the Pittodrie clash was the only confirmed tie for the next round.
The quarter-final games will be played on the weekend of March 8-9, and Hibernian or Rangers will have home advantage in the quarter-finals, with Livingston or Partick Thistle their opponents.
Queen of the South, in the quarter-finals for the second successive season, will face either Motherwell or Dundee.
Ross County or St Johnstone, whose game yesterday fell victim to the weather, were handed a home draw against St Mirren or Dundee United.
Due to the number of games postponed and requiring replays, the Pittodrie clash was the only confirmed tie for the next round.
The quarter-final games will be played on the weekend of March 8-9, and Hibernian or Rangers will have home advantage in the quarter-finals, with Livingston or Partick Thistle their opponents.
Queen of the South, in the quarter-finals for the second successive season, will face either Motherwell or Dundee.
Ross County or St Johnstone, whose game yesterday fell victim to the weather, were handed a home draw against St Mirren or Dundee United.
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