Celtic will begin their Scottish Cup title defense against Kilmarnock.
All 12 Scottish Premier League clubs compete in the fourth round against city rivals Dundee drawn against Dundee United and: St Johnstone assuming Motherwell in three top games.
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Highlights from the dramatic Dundee derby draw that kicked off both clubs’ Scottish Championship season
Philip Clement Rangers drawn against one of five non-SPFL sides in a Highland League outfit Fraserburgh travel to Ibrox after the fifth-tier club beat Annan Athletic 2-0.Highland League leaders Brechin City:meanwhile, will host Hearts.
Philip Clement’s Rangers take on Fraserburgh in the Highland League
Leaders of the West of Scotland League Clydebank – who are the lowest ranked clubs remaining in the competition were awarded a march Hibernian. Sixth Form Club Musselburgh Athletic – who are leading the East of Scotland League will be played by the Championship side Hamilton Academical.
David Gray’s Hibernia will face bottom-ranked club Clydebank
elsewhere, Broxburn Athletic Lowland League – Scotland’s fifth tier – will meet Ayr Unitedplus St Mirrors are far away Queen of SouthLeaders of the second league City of Elgin welcome Aberdeen and: Ross County host Livingston,
The matches will take place on the weekend of January 18-19.
Scottish Cup fourth round draw in full
Celtic won the Scottish Cup by beating Rangers 1-0 at Hampden Park last season.
Dumbarton v. Eidrionians
Cove Rangers vs Forfar Athletic
Dundee vs Dundee United
Dunfermline Athletic vs Stenhousemuir
Falkirk vs Raith Rovers
St Johnstone v Motherwell
Queen’s Park vs Montrose
Ross County vs Livingston
Hibernian vs Clydebank
Rangers v Fraserburgh
Brechin City v Hearts
Queen of the South vs St Mirren
Hamilton Academical v Musselburgh Athletic
Elgin City vs Aberdeen
Broxburn Athletic vs Ayr United
Celtic vs Kilmarnock
