It's Scottish Cup semi-final draw night as all remaining teams in the competition get ready for a Hampden day out. The last four are all heading for the national stadium with Celtic, Aberdeen and Hearts set to be joined by one of Livingston or St Johnstone in the last four.

There's one Scottish Cup quarter-final every day from Friday until Monday. Here's what to look out for this weekend.

The Scottish Gas Men's Scottish Cup semi-final draw will be made on Monday March 10. It will take place immediately after the final tie of the round between Livingston and St Johnstone at The Home of the Set Fare Arena, which kicks off at 7:45pm.

David Martindale and Simo Valakari have named their starting lineups for Monday’s Scottish Cup quarter-final clash. Championship side Livingston host Premiership strugglers St Johnstone at Almondvale with the last semi-final place, and a trip to Hampden, at stake.

The draw for the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup will take place on Monday after the Livingston v St Johnstone game (19:45 GMT kick-off) on BBC Scotland. Hearts have already booked their place thanks to a 3-1 win over Dundee.

Eight matches were scheduled across the Scottish Gas Men's Scottish Cup and the Scottish Gas Women's Scottish Cup, with the action getting underway at Tynecastle on Friday evening as Hearts hosted Dundee in the men's competition.

The race for the oldest national trophy in soccer is heating up, with just eight clubs in with a chance of lifting the Scottish Cup.Rangers were the giant-killing victims in the previous roundThe

Kirsty Howat doubled Rangers' lead with a stunning strike from the edge of the box. Jo Potter's side held on until the whistle to set up another Scottish Cup semi-final tie, the draw for which will take place at half-time of Livingston v St Johnstone on Monday night.