Rangers will host Old Firm rivals Celtic and holders Aberdeen face a potential trip to Dunfermline in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals. The draw, conducted following Falkirk's extra-time win at Stenhousemuir, means the Pittodrie club take on Neil Lennon's Scottish Championship side if they can see off Motherwell.

Elsewhere, St Mirren, shooting for a cup double, will host Partick Thistle while Dundee United or Spartans will visit Falkirk. The ties will be played on the weekend of Saturday 7 March.

Dundee United's meeting on Tayside with Spartans was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch, with the tie taking place on Tuesday 17 February (19:45 GMT). Motherwell's trip to take on Aberdeen, who beat Celtic in last year's final, is the following day (19:45).

Celtic needed extra-time to eventually get by Dundee on Saturday, while Partick Thistle beat Elgin City and Dunfermline overcame Kelty. Earlier on Sunday, Rangers hammered Queen's Park 8-0 to continue Danny Rohl's impressive domestic run of results.

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