Daizen Maeda and Adam Idah score as holders Celtic beat Hibernian to move into the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup.

Daizen Maeda maintained his prolific scoring form Sunday with the opening goal in Celtic's 2-0 win over Hibernian in the Scottish Cu

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

Ray Bradshaw is joined by Kevin Thomson and Scott McDermott to discuss the Scottish Cup quarter-finals and check in on the Championship title race.

The draw takes place after the fourth game of the round with St Johnstone travelling to West Lothian to face Livingston on Monday night. The draw will take place after the full time whistle sounds between the sides, which will go to extra time and penalties if the teams cannot be separated in 90 minutes.

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.

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.

ADAM IDAH STRUCK a late goal to seal Celtic’s victory after earlier Daizen Maeda had continued his goalscoring spree in Sunday’s Scottish Gas Scottish Cup quarter-final against Hibernian. Japan attacker Maeda pounced on a rebound to net from close range in the 39th minute for his 14th goal in 13 matches and 28th for the season.

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.

Hibs saw their 15-game unbeaten run in all competitions come crashing to an end in a Scottish Cup quarter-final defeat at Celtic Park, as Brendan Rodger’s champions – and Cup holders – just edged out the visitors in a contest that wasn’t finally settled until the home team’s second goal in injury time.