BBC Scotland picks out what you should be keeping an eye out for in this weekend's Scottish Cup quarter-final ties.
Seven Premiership sides and one from the Championship - who already have a top-flight scalp - have their eyes on a Scottish Cup semi-final spot over the next three days.
Driving that form have been two January loan signings - Hertha Berlin striker Myazine Maolida and Bournemouth midfielder Emiliano Marcondes. Their quality is clear to see and is bringing out the best in those around them, coupled with a shift in formation too. Rangers haven't kept a clean sheet in their last three games, but their draw in Portugal was one of bravery and confidence. Two qualities that were lacking against Motherwell in their shock home league defeat on Saturday.
What we do know is that, despite the defeat by Hearts that prevented Celtic's return to the top of the Premiership, he currently seems to be the striker of choice for Brendan Rodgers, having started the last two games with Kyogo Furuhashi on the bench. David Martindale has stressed his team will need to make it hostile for Celtic, but they go to Glasgow "with expectations and hope - not with fear".Neil Warnock continues to be the focus of managerial chit-chat - but for all the wrong reasons. And all eyes - along with the BBC Scotland cameras - will be on the highly-experienced 75-year-old again on Saturday.
The cup will be a welcome distraction, but only if Aberdeen do something they haven't all season - defeat Kilmarnock.
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