Scottish Cup fourth round draw: Plum Celtic tie for minnows, Rangers at home, Hearts and Hibs face ex-bosses

The Ayrshire side, who play in the sixth tier of Scottish football, have been handed the glamour tie as a reward for their stunning 4-0 victory at Dumbarton on Saturday.

The West of Scotland Premier Division outfit - who play at the 4000-capacity Beechwood Park - will host the Glasgow giants on the weekend of January 17 and 18.

The draw, which was conducted on Sportscene on BBC Scotland on Sunday night, also paired cup holders Aberdeen with lower league opposition.

The Dons will host Championship side Raith Rovers at Pittodrie as they begin their bid to retain the trophy lifted at Hampden in May following a penalty shoot-out victory over Celtic.

Rangers have been handed a home draw against League Two side Annan Athletic with a trip to Ibrox promising to be a bumper payday for the Dumfries and Galloway outfit.

Both top-flight Edinburgh clubs will face former managers with Neil Lennon’s Dunfermline hosting Hibs at East End Park in a tasty-looking tie while Hearts take on Falkirk, managed by John McGlynn, at Tynecastle.

There are three all-Premiership ties in total with Kilmarnock hosting Dundee and Livingston entertaining St Mirren.

Dundee United host Ayr United at Tannadice, while Motherwell have also landed a home tie against Championship opposition in the shape of Ross County.

The only other sixth tier side left in the draw, Camelon, who play in the East of Scotland League, have been paired at home to Elgin City.

Here is the Scottish Cup fourth round draw in full:

Kilmarnock v Dundee

Airdrieonians v Arbroath

Auchinleck Talbot v Celtic

Stranraer v Queen's Park

Kelty Hearts v Cove Rangers

Aberdeen v Raith Rovers

Camelon v Elgin City

Spartans v Tranent or Inverness Caledonian Thistle

Dunfermline v Hibs

Stenhousemuir v Morton

Rangers v Annan Athletic

Partick Thistle v Montrose

Livingston v St Mirren

Hearts v Falkirk

Dundee United v Ayr United

Motherwell v Ross County