THE fifth round of the William Hill Scottish Cup starts tonight with Rangers v Dunfermline.
Hills' very own Owen Scott has dug up some interesting stats on the ties. And remember this is info you may or may not want to use. They are not tips though (prices from William Hill).
Rangers v Dunfermline
Rangers have scored three goals in the second half in both matches against Dunfermline this season. Second-half goals – Rangers 3 or more 14-5.
Celtic v Aberdeen
Aberdeen have scored four goals in their last two visits to Celtic Park yet have lost both matches. Both to Score and Celtic Win 12-5.
Hibs v Raith
Raith haven't scored in their last five matches while Hibs have scored six over the same period. Hibs to Win to Nil 11-8.
Albion Rovers v Stenhousemuir
Seventeen goals were scored in the matches between these sides last season with Albion winning two of them. Both to Score and Albion Win 5-1.
Alloa v Dumbarton
Chris Kane has scored in his last five matches including a double against Alloa in a recent 5-1 win. Kane to Score and Dumbarton Win 11-5.
Forfar v St Johnstone
Stevie May has scored five goals in his last four games and has 20 overall this season. May to Score and St Johnstone Win 11-10.
Stranraer v Inverness
Jamie Longworth has scored in every William Hill Scottish Cup match this season. Longworth to Score Anytime 10-3.
Dundee Utd v St Mirren (Sun)
Dundee Utd haven't won in their last seven matches, a run which began with a
4-1 defeat to St Mirren. Both to Score and St Mirren win 13-2.
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Mr. F tnks for d tips i hope i will be back to winning ways today.
All over Dumbarton tomorrow . Alloa haven’t been the best lately and Dumbarton seem to be better away from home. 13/8
Telmo, just remember Alloa have a new boss and last week held Dundee 1-1 away in his first game.
Hmmm didn’t know that mr f , I was under the impression they were still managerless . Cheers