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We've already had one Scottish Cup quarter final and it's Celtic who joined Aberdeen in the final four, four to victory against Livingston in the end. A really good cup tie had to be said. Lively played their part, scored a couple of goals but in the end Celtic too much in an attacking sense, although they did leave it late. And it is Brendan Rogers side who will watch the draw to see who they get. It's all about going through in the Cup Hugh.

It had its moments, but I suspect when we hear from Brendan Rogers,

he will point that out that the Cup progression was the aim and it was achieved.

Yeah, we nevertheless reserved the right to say they made a hard work of it.

I just think there are so many things that are important going forward here.

How bad is Caller McGregor? How long is he going to be out?

Carter Vickers. When Carter Vickers is not there,

scales in Welsh are not a central defensive partnership

that you can build the remainder of the season on.

It's just the way it is.

So the injury report will be very, very interesting.

And there will also be elements of the game that Brendan Rogers can't be happy with.

The two goals that Livy scored were both helped by defensive frailty, but two of the best strikes that

Joe Hart has been unable to deal with this season.

Yeah, no doubt about that.

It will be unhappy at some things, but what he will be delighted is getting into the

semi-final.

And, you know, that is objective at the start of the day.

But the game didn't take on the form he would have expected. After 45 minutes, funny enough,

you thought Celtic were, you know, were on form. They had some good moments within the game,

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