Celtic will face St Johnstone in the semi-final of the Scottish Cup at Hampden. Brendan Rodgers’ side booked their place in the last four of the competition with a comfortable 2-0 victory over

David Martindale reckons Livingston were denied a 'stonewall' penalty. The Lions boss gave his instant reaction to BBC Scotland after his troops lost out to a Graham Carey wonderstrike as St Johnstone earned a crack at Celtic at the national stadium.

Watch the highlights as St Johnstone beat Livingston to reach Scottish Cup semi-finals thanks to a stunning winner from Graham Carey.

St Johnstone have defeated Livingston at Almondvale to book their place at Hampden for the Scottish Cup semi-finals. The Perth side join Celtic, Hearts and Aberdeen in the last four of the competition after a 1-0 win on Monday night.

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Graham Carey's stunning 30-yard strike secured St Johnstone's spot in the Scottish Cup semi-finals against holders Celtic as they narrowly defeated a defiant Livingston. The substitute winger had only been on the pitch for a matter of minutes when he sensationally let rip from distance to deliver the sole goal of the game.

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.