Hearts' Robbie Neilson travels to speak to English League One outfit MK Dons about their vacant managerial position.

That's all for today. BBC Sportsound continues on BBC Radio Scotland and the studio guests are discussing candidates for the next manager at Tynecastle.

Robbie Neilson will talk to MK Dons after Wednesday's game with Rangers. Is it a done deal?

Steven Pressley and Ian Cathro already being mentioned...

Well, that it folks. Happy with the draw? Are your team heading to Hampden in May?

Ross County v Dundee United and Raith Rovers v Hearts are good Championship v Premiership contests, while Queen of the South will relish a visit from Celtic if they can get the better of Albion Rovers in their rearranged match following Saturday's big freeze. There will be a fourth top tier v second tier match-up if St Mirren see off Spartans for a trip to Dens Park.

All ties will be played on the weekend of 21/22 January.

I am alone in thinking holders Hibernian potentially going to Bonnyrigg Rose is the tie of the round?

Maybe, since there are two all-Premiership games, with Rangers at home to Motherwell and Kilmarnock hosting Hamilton.

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Ross County v Dundee Utd

St Johnstone v Forres Mechanics or Stenhousemuir

Albion Rovers or Queen of the South v Celtic

Livingston v East Fife or Edinburgh City

Rangers v Motherwell

Aberdeen v Stranraer or East Kilbride

Elgin City v Inverness CT

Raith Rovers v Hearts

Kilmarnock v Hamilton

Bonnyrigg Rose or Dumbarton v Hibernian

Brechin v Queen's Park or Montrose

Partick Thistle v Formartine Utd or Annan Athletic

Stirling Albion v Clyde or Arbroath

Alloa v Dunfermline

Dundee v St Mirren or Spartans

Beith Juniors or Morton v Falkirk

The draw is being made at Rugby Park to mark the 20th anniversary of Kilmarnock's 1996-97 Scottish Cup triumph. 

Gary Holt, a cup-winner with Killie that day, will pick out the teams along with the Scottish FA president Alan McRae.

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Another reminder of the team numbers for the Scottish Cup draw. Not long to go now...

BBC Radio Scotland 810 MW/DAB & online... The programme starts at 18:30.

Host Kenny Macintyre will be joined in the studio by Barry Ferguson, Joe Miller and Times journalist Michael Grant.

Our man Kenny Crawford was on his Scottish Cup travels at the weekend...

Bonnyrigg Rose and Dumbarton are both in this evening's fourth round draw. That's coming up at 18:35.

A Scottish man who says he was abused by former Crewe Alexandra coach Barry Bennell warns that sexual abuse in football could be a "huge" problem.

A statement from Tynecastle...

"The club can confirm that MK Dons have made an official approach to Heart of Midlothian in relation to Head Coach Robbie Neilson. 

"Robbie is aware of the approach but he remains fully focused on the immediate task at hand, which is of course, Rangers at home on Wednesday. 

"No further comment or statement will be made by the club until after this match."

The Well Society, now the club's majority shareholder, is finalising plans to ensure members of the fan group have direct access to the boardroom. 

"In terms of the fans being involved, it's now their club," said director Douglas Dickie.

"We are working on the governance structure, which will show a path and link to board level. An executive board will be responsible for the day-to-day running and operational issues of the club, this board is effectively the Motherwell Football Club board as it stands currently. That provides stability, it's been there for the past year through the negotiation process and all the board members are Well Society members.

"We are also looking at a supervisory board, they will be responsible and consulted on strategic decisions facing the club but the two will work hand in hand. In the initial stages this will be the Well Society board but it's our intention to add four or five members who will bring specialist skills and that's open to all Well Society members. 

"We are going to create a pathway and a direct connection and improve our communication through Q&As, newsletters, working groups and continued match presence where directors will be present at all. Each member will have an opportunity to be involved at any level through a democratic process. 

"We should be proud of what we have achieved, we are unique, the first Scottish top-flight club to be fully in the control of the fans." 

Having reached 2,000 members to complete the transfer of Les Hutchison's shareholding, the group set up in 2012 is now targeting another 500 recruits.

"To aid and improve the club going forward at all levels, including our successful youth development programme, we would urge all fans who are not members to sign up and pledge," added Dickie. 

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Who or what is making this noise?

Here's a note of all the teams in this evening's Scottish Cup fourth round draw.

We'll be across it on this live page and on BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound when the balls start coming out of the tombola contraption.