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Radio Scotland,09 Feb 2026,28 mins

Late drama, call-offs and an Old Firm quarter-final draw – it’s the Scottish Cup debrief.

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Celtic need extra-time to squeeze past Dundee, while Rangers hit eight, there’s yet more postponements in the north-east and we’ve got an Old Firm quarter-final to look forward to – it’s the Scottish Cup weekend debrief. With Ray Bradshaw, Gordon Waddell and Craig Telfer.

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