Hearts centre-back Jamie McCart heads behind for a Falkirk corner, but it comes to nothing.

Hearts are playing some lovely football on the edge of the Falkirk box, but haven't quite found the final pass yet.

A decent chance for the ever-willing Claudio Braga, who races in on goal before dragging a left-footed shot well wide.

Harry Milne appears to be in a midfield three with Tomas Magnusson and Beni Baningime.

And it's live.

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It's not entirely clear what formation Hearts are playing this evening.

It could be a back three with Jordi Altena and Harry Milne as wing-backs, or Milne could be on the right of a midfield four.

We'll soon find out come kick-off.

Hearts manager Derek McInnes tells BBC Sportsound: "It kind of annoyed me a wee bit and I understood it in the early part of the week where everybody and anybody, even people in and around the club saying that we should prioritise St Mirren [in the league on Tuesday] over Falkirk [in the cup] on Saturday.

"If we want to act like a big club then you've got to prioritise every competition. The cup is still clubs like ours' best chance of silverware. There's no two ways about it.

"We've beaten every team in the league this year except Motherwell, we've drawn with Motherwell twice so why can we not put that challenge on ourselves to win four games, get to Hampden and put ourselves in a position to win a trophy.

"We're certainly not taking this game lightly. This is a tough game."

McInnes also explained goalkeeper Craig Gordon's return to the bench.

"If it had been a normal working week and Alex [Schwolow] hadn't been sent off and hadn;t been suspended then Craig was going to come in and play against Falkirk," McInnes said.

"He's played a game and a half in the last six days and naturally he was a wee bit stiff yesterday and a bit sorer two days after the game. We want to give Craig and everybody the best chance to be at their best.

"He's been different class. He's still relevant, he's still a top class goalkeeper."

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Falkirk boss John McGlynn tells BBC Scotland: "I think we're underdogs. We're still a team that's just come up from the Championship.

"However, we've competed in most games. Hearts won here 3-0 earlier in the season, so we want to do better than that.

"It's a cup tie, it's a one-off and we've got it within us to create a shock tonight.

"We come here with confidence, but Hearts are formidable here. They won playing for 80 minutes with 10 men the other day. We know we'll need to match them in every department.

"We're going to go toe-to-toe and hopefully we can come out on top.

"We did [practice penalties]. You can't not do that. I don't think any of us want that, but if you sneak over the line through penalties, so be it."

Andy Halliday
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Filip Lissah has been brilliant for Falkirk this season.

I think the key battle could be between him and Kyziridis.

Hearts are without this man tonight - and for the foreseeable future.

Cammy Devlin has been one of best performers in Scotland this season, but is out for up to eight weeks with a lower leg injury.

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It may seem like a long time ago, but Dunfermline Athletic produced a big Scottish Cup fourth-round shock in today's lunchtime kick-off against Hibernian.

Just one change for Falkirk with Henry Cartwright coming in for the benched Kyrell Wilson.

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Hearts manager Derek McInnes makes five changes following the midweek win over St Mirren.

Alexander Schwolow returns in goal, Jordi Altena, Frankie Kent and Jamie McCart come into defence and Tomas Bent Magnusson is added to the midfield.

Stuart Findlay, Craig Gordon and Blair Spittal drop to the bench while Michael Steinwender and the injured Cammy Devlin are not involved.

Islam Chesnokov is also among the substitutes, might he make his debut this evening?

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Hearts: Schwolow, Altena, Kent, Halkett, McCart, Baningime, Magnusson, Milne, Braga, Shankland, Kyziridis.

Substitutes: Gordon, Kabangu, Kabore, Spittal, Forrest, Findlay, Kertoja, Forrester, Chesnokov.

Falkirk: Bain, Lissah, Allan, Henderson, McCann, Cartwright, Spencer, Yeats, Tait, Miller, Stewart.

Substitutes: Hogarth, Adams, Williams, Ross, Parkinson, Wilson, Donaldson, Graham, Marsh.

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Welcome back everyone.

Put your feet up, fix yourself a drink and let us guide you through the final Scottish Cup tie of the day.

Premiership leaders Hearts host Falkirk, with kick-off 30 minutes away...

We'll take a wee break now before the big match at Tynecastle.

George O'Neill will be along to steer you through the action as Hearts host Falkirk.

The headline result came in the early kick-off as Dunfermline Athletic struck late to dump Hibs out of the Scottish Cup.

Rangers were big winners last night.

Motherwell, Dundee United, Dundee, St Mirren, Partick Thistle, Airdrieonians, Elgin City, Kelty Hearts, Stenhousemuir and The Spartans are also looking forward to tomorrow's draw.

It's been a long day already but we're not finished yet.

Remember, we've got Hearts v Falkirk kicking off at 20:00 GMT.