Celtic required extra time to secure their place in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals after a stunning comeback against Dundee, while St Mirren, Dunfermline Athletic, and Partick Thistle also progressed to the last eight.
The Bhoys needed two goals in the final minute of normal time to level the score before Junior Adamu's late equalizer sparked a dramatic extra-time period. Sebastian Tounekti sealed the win for Celtic with his winner just 11 seconds into the additional period, sending the half-empty Celtic Park crowd wild.
In an unusual atmosphere that saw fans from The Celtic Fans Collective boycott the game due to their discontent with the club's board, Martin O'Neill's team showed signs of lethargy until Adamu's late equalizer. However, after taking the lead, they fought hard to hold on for a hard-fought victory.
St Mirren also secured a spot in the quarter-finals by beating Airdrieonians 2-1 on Friday evening, while Dunfermline Athletic edged past Kelty Hearts 2-0 in the Fife Derby. Partick Thistle squeezed through against fourth-tier Elgin City with a 3-2 win.
The last eight will see Celtic face an unknown opponent from Stenhousemuir v Falkirk on Sunday, following which Rangers welcome Queen's Park to Ibrox and local rivals meet at Ochilview Park.
The Bhoys needed two goals in the final minute of normal time to level the score before Junior Adamu's late equalizer sparked a dramatic extra-time period. Sebastian Tounekti sealed the win for Celtic with his winner just 11 seconds into the additional period, sending the half-empty Celtic Park crowd wild.
In an unusual atmosphere that saw fans from The Celtic Fans Collective boycott the game due to their discontent with the club's board, Martin O'Neill's team showed signs of lethargy until Adamu's late equalizer. However, after taking the lead, they fought hard to hold on for a hard-fought victory.
St Mirren also secured a spot in the quarter-finals by beating Airdrieonians 2-1 on Friday evening, while Dunfermline Athletic edged past Kelty Hearts 2-0 in the Fife Derby. Partick Thistle squeezed through against fourth-tier Elgin City with a 3-2 win.
The last eight will see Celtic face an unknown opponent from Stenhousemuir v Falkirk on Sunday, following which Rangers welcome Queen's Park to Ibrox and local rivals meet at Ochilview Park.