FT: Hearts 1-1 Falkirk AET (4-5 pens)
We'll leave it there on a marathon day of Scottish Cup action.
Join us again tomorrow for the ties between Aberdeen and Raith Rovers and Auchinleck Talbot and Celtic.
There's the last 16 draw too - what a treat.
Until then, goodnight.
Image source, SNSWell done Falkirk - deserved winners and Dylan Tait was immensely impressive throughout, especially his penalty in the shootout.
Paul
Been a Bairns fan since 1961; best team ever!
David
I know we will all talk about the penalties and that miss but John McGlynn must have had some team talk at half-time his side looked solid and rejuvenated
Denis
FT: Hearts 1-1 Falkirk AET (4-5 pens)
Falkirk boss John McGlynn tells BBC Scotland: "It feels brilliant. The boys had to work so hard. Hearts started like a train, we had to adjust, we had to make changes at half-time.
"Getting to half-time at 0-0 was a bonus and then we played well in the second half.
"We nearly did it in 90 minutes, but we lose the penalty and then in extra-time we were stronger in the end.
"Delighted for everyone at the football club. We're in the draw and we look forward to that tomorrow.
"Looking for a favourable draw. It would be nice to get a home game and hopefully it gives us belief going forward."
FT: Hearts 1-1 Falkirk AET (4-5 pens)
What a night for Ben Parkinson.
Signed from Newcastle earlier this month, the young forward scored the opening goal for Falkirk before converting the winning penalty.
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Image source, SNSFT: Hearts 1-1 Falkirk AET (4-5 pens)
Two of Falkirk's heroes have been talking to Premier Sports.
Goal-scorer Ben Parkinson: "It's unbelievable. I couldn't ask for a better start. We came in with high expectations and that sums us up - character right to the very end.
"We pushed one of the best teams in the league on Wednesday [in Celtic] and could have got the win.
"All the way. We've got to believe."
Captain Brad Spencer: "We just needed to stay in the game and then trying to take our chances. Penalties are a lottery, but all the boys stuck them away.
"Second half we had a bit more belief. Gaffer told us to take the shackles off. We kept grinding and then took our chances on penalties."
Image source, SNSBrad Spencer celebrates with manager John McGlynn
St Mirren beat Hearts on penalties and went all the way in the League Cup. Can The Bairns do the same?
Jim
Well done Falkirk! Now, Hearts can concentrate on making the real history.
Terry
FT: Hearts 1-1 Falkirk AET (4-5 pens)
John Rankin
Former Hibernian & Dundee United midfielder on BBC Sportsound
I don't know what John McGlynn said at half-time, but he made the changes and you could see the intent straight away.
FT: Hearts 1-1 Falkirk AET (4-5 pens)
Elton Kabangu was the only player to miss in the shootout.
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Image source, SNSFT: Hearts 1-1 Falkirk AET (4-5 pens)
Spartans are flying the flag for Edinburgh after Hearts and Hibs both fell today.
The League 2 leaders beat Inverness Caley Thistle on penalties earlier and are the only team from the capital in the last 16 draw.
FT: Hearts 1-1 Falkirk AET (4-5 pens)
John McGlynn celebrates with his backroom staff and the Falkirk players go to the jubilant away end.
What a season McGlynn's side are having!
Ben Parkinson scores and Falkirk secure their spot in the last 16 of the Scottish Cup.
Hearts are out!
Harry Milne scores, but Ben Parkinson has a penalty to win it for the Bairns.
Dylan Tait makes no mistake.
Hearts have to score.
A horror penalty from Elton Kabangu, who fires his effort over the bar.
Advantage Falkirk.
Brian Graham - off the bench for this reason - finds the back of the net.
3-3.
Pierre Landry Kabore sits Scott Bain down and puts Hearts 3-2 up.
He then shushes the Falkirk fans behind the goal.
This has been a flawless display from both teams so far.
Liam Henderson fires his spot-kick into the top corner and we're level again.
Alexandros Kyziridis takes a long, deliberate run-up and finds the bottom left corner.
2-1 Hearts.
A nerveless penalty from Falkirk skipper Brad Spencer - dispatched into the top corner.
1-1.
Calmly sends Scott Bain the wrong way.
1-0 Hearts in the shootout.
Watch: St Mirren's winning penalty against Livingston
At a glance
St Mirren beat Livingston on penalties to advance to last 16
Paisley side win for the first time in six matches
Livingston's winless run extends to 21 games
St Mirren squeezed past fellow top-flight strugglers Livingston on penalty kicks to earn their first win in six matches and progress to the last 16 of the Scottish Cup.
Malik Dijksteel netted the decisive spot kick for Stephen Robinson's men - who have been on an abject run since being crowned League Cup winners just over a month ago - as Livi's winless run extends to 21 games.
The two embattled sides will meet again in the Premiership on Tuesday in a relegation showdown (19:45 GMT).
Roland Idowu opened the scoring for St Mirren after just four minutes, when he finished a sweeping move with a smart finish to turn in Jayden Richardson's cross.
However, Livingston responded seven minutes later with a team goal of equal - if not better - quality.
Hometown hero Scott Arfield scored his first goal for the club at the age of 37 after cleverly dummying a pass before latching onto Joshua Brenet's inventive flick and poking the ball beyond Shamal George.
The game did not slow from there. Declan John and Killian Phillips came close before half-time as both sides exchanged blows in a breathless first period.
The second half initially followed a similar pattern; counter-attack after counter-attack, but with deteriorating quality as the players tired.
The hosts wrestled control as the game wore on, with Mahamadou Susoho and Robbie Muirhead coming close before Stevie May failed to convert a one-on-one.
Yet despite that period of dominance, Dan Nlundulu passed up two big opportunities to retake the lead for St Mirren before the end of regulation time.
Substitute Nlundulu then missed a third opportunity in the second half of extra time when his scuffed effort on the six-yard line was blocked and cleared.
The match was eventually decided by penalties, with former Livingston goalkeeper George haunting his old club with an important stop before Dijksteel's winner.
St Mirren take early lead against Livi
Livingston are now 161 days without a win.
This was a familiar tale, another one of 'those days' where they can be commended for a spirited performance but fell short - often a symptom of sides doomed for relegation.
Scottish Cup week offers a welcome break from league action for troubled teams, and Livingston played with a renewed energy and belief, but it wasn't enough. Again.
As their dismal run endures, St Mirren have stopped their mini rot - a first win in six games. And they needed it.
One month on from that famous afternoon at Hampden, they have won just two matches, both against Livingston.
Robinson will be hoping for the same outcome, with an improved performance, when they meet again on Tuesday.
Scott Arfield scored his first goal since returning to Livingston
For the third time in a month - and the second time in four days - this pair meet again on Tuesday (19:45 GMT).
Livingston welcome St Mirren to Almondvale in a rescheduled Premiership match after last week's meeting was postponed due to a frozen pitch.
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