A thrilling weekend of Scottish Cup action saw some teams secure dominant victories, while others are set for crucial matches. On Friday, Ayr United faced a narrow defeat against Hibernian, with the latter claiming a 1-0 victory. Meanwhile, Celtic showcased their prowess by crushing Raith Rovers in a 5-0 triumph.
Celtic's performance was marked by a commanding show of strength, effectively dismantling Raith Rovers and advancing confidently in the tournament. Dundee also made headlines with an impressive 4-0 win over Airdrie, earning a clean sheet just after enduring heavy defeats in previous league games.
Livingston added to the weekend's decisive victories by beating Cove Rangers 3-0. St Johnstone continued their winning streak by defeating Hamilton 1-0, marking their first four-game winning streak since the 2018-19 season. The match saw St Johnstone’s hosts dominate the first half, scoring four times through Clark Robertson, Seun Adewumi, and Lyall Cameron, who netted twice.
In contrast, Rangers found themselves struggling as they fell behind to Hamilton in the 25th minute. The Scottish Premiership's bottom side managed only a draw against Hamilton, reflecting ongoing challenges in their current season.
Looking forward, Aberdeen will face Dunfermline on Sunday, offering another exciting fixture for football fans. Rangers are also set to clash with Queens Park on the same day. Anticipation builds for Monday's encounter between St Mirren and Hearts, which promises an engaging battle.
The outcome of the St Mirren vs Hearts match will lead directly into the eagerly awaited draw for the quarter-finals, set to take place after Monday night's game. This draw will determine the next phase of matchups as teams vie for a spot in the semi-finals, raising stakes and expectations among fans and players alike.
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