Rangers travel to League Two Cowdenbeath as Steven Gerrard gets his first taste of Scottish Cup action
Saturday 24 November 2018 18:40, UK
Holders Celtic will host League One Airdrieonians in the fourth round of the Scottish Cup, while rivals Rangers travel to Cowdenbeath.
Airdrieonians, who sit fifth in the League One table, lost 1-0 to Celtic in the 1995 final. Stenhousemuir, who beat Aberdeen en route to the Scottish Cup quarter-finals - also in 1995 - will get the chance to repeat history after being handed a trip to play the Dons at Pittodrie.
The fourth round features two all-Premiership affairs, with Hamilton Academical travelling to St Johnstone and Hearts hosting Livingston.
Last year's beaten finalists Motherwell were handed a home draw against Ross County, who were relegated from the Scottish Premiership last season.
And Ayr have been handed another derby against a team from the Ayrshire Juniors ranks. They were handed a trip to face Auchinleck Talbot after beating Beith 3-0.
The draw was made immediately after the majority of the third-round ties were decided, and was conducted by Dave MacKay, captain of 2014 Scottish Cup winners St Johnstone, and Edinburgh-born 2014 Commonwealth boxing gold medallist Josh Taylor.
Draw in full:
Cowdenbeath v Rangers
East Fife v Greenock Morton
Auchinleck Talbot v Ayr United
St Mirren v Alloa Athletic
Edinburgh City or Inverness CT v East Kilbride
Hibernian v Elgin City
Celtic v Airdrieonians
Hearts v Livingston
Aberdeen v Stenhousemuir
St Johnstone v Hamilton Academical
Dundee v Queen of the South
Motherwell v Ross County
Raith Rovers v Dunfermline Athletic
Montrose or Annan Athletic v Dundee United
Kilmarnock v Forfar Athletic
Partick Thistle v Stranraer
Ties will be played on the weekend of January 19, 2019.
