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- Record scoreline in Premiership; Celtic move six points clear at top of table
- Leigh Griffiths fires hat-trick
- Scottish Cup fourth round replays
- FT: Inverness CT 2-0 Stirling (Mbuyi-Mutombo, Vigurs)
- Forfar v Linlithgow Rose abandoned because of floodlight failure
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So, Celtic extend their lead at the top of the table to six points with an eight-goal dismantling of Hamilton Accies.
Scottish Cup holders Inverness CT book their place in the next round - and a trip to Motherwell - courtesy of a 2-0 fourth-round replay win at home to Stirling.
Meanwhile, Forfar and Linlithgow will do it all again after their replay was abandoned because of floodlight failure. Ross County will have to wait to find out who they'll face in the fifth round.
Thanks for your company this evening. We're back on Friday for Aberdeen at home to Dundee in the Premiership. Hope you can join us then. Cheers.
New top-flight record
That was a record for the SPL, Rich [see previous post] but tonight's game at Celtic Park produced a record scoreline for the new Premiership.
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Hamilton boss Martin Canning
Celtic 8-1 Accies
Celtic manager Ronny Deila
Celtic 8-1 Hamilton Accies
FULL-TIME Inverness CT 2-0 Stirling
John Hughes's troops see off Stirling following a hard-fought fourth round replay in the Highlands.
The fifth round tie against Motherwell at Fir Park should be a corker!
Celtic 8-1 Hamilton Accies
Tom English
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park
CLOSE! Inverness CT 2-0 Stirling
Inverness go close to a third goal as Danny Devine curls a shot through a cluster of players and it ruffles the side-netting.
The Scottish Cup holders have a minute plus added time to negotiate before booking their place in the next round and a trip to Motherwell.
FULL-TIME Celtic 8-1 Hamilton Accies
Ronny Deila's extend their lead at the top of the table to six points in a game Hamilton Accies will be keen to forget.
They were made to pay for poor defending as Celtic run up eight goals, including a hat-trick for Leigh Griffiths - a record scoreline in the Premiership.
GOAL Celtic 8-1 Hamilton Accies (McGregor)
It's another one for Celtic as Callum McGregor gets in on the act with a rasping drive beyond the helpless Michael McGovern.
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Inverness CT 2-0 Stirling
Stirling have a little under 15 minutes to fashion the mother of all comebacks and find a way back into this Scottish Cup replay.
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Inverness CT goalscorer Iain Vigurs sees his name jotted down in referee Mat Northcroft's big black book for a Platoon tumble under the close attention of Stirling Albion's William Robertson.
GOAL Celtic 7-1 Hamilton Accies (Brophy)
The Hamilton revival is under way! Substitute Eamonn Brophy is coolness personified as he scuttles through on goal before dispatching a shot beyond Craig Gordon.
Some cheer for the small knot of Hamilton fans inside Celtic Park.
BBC Sportsound commentator Paul Mitchell mentions the NFL play-off from last weekend where the Carolina Panthers almost let a 31-0 half-time lead against Seattle Seahawks slip...
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Inverness CT 2-0 Stirling
Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at the Caledonian Stadium
GOAL Inverness CT 2-0 Stirling (Vigurs)
The Scottish Cup holders have one foot in the next round following a superbly taken goal. Ross Draper shows clever feet before teeing up Iain Vigurs who curls a crisp effort into the net beyond the despairing Chris Smith.
Coming hard on the heels of their failed penalty appeal, Stirling have it all to do with a little over half an hour remaining.
PENALTY APPEAL
Oh, now then. Stirling howl for a penalty as Ross Forsyth's shot is blocked by Danny Devine but referee Mat Northcroft is having none of it.
Devine appeared to turn and block with his side rather than his arm...
Inverness CT 1-0 Stirling
Inverness CT boss John Hughes, leaning back in the dugout and stroking his chin like a contented Bond baddie, will nevertheless be keen for his side to add to their slender lead.