Kris Boyd joins SunSport's Roger Hannah and Ryan Rowe to review another thrilling weekend in Scottish football, where the Premier Sports Cup took centre stage.

Rangers made it into the semi-finals with a Nico Raskin-inspired display in a 2-0 win over Hibs at Ibrox and Boyd says Martin NEEDS to have "more faces than Big Ben" when it comes to picking the player, even if they don't see eye-to-eye after their recent fall out.

Celtic progressed thanks to a heavy 4-0 defeat of Partick Thistle but the fans continue to protest against the board. Boydy noticed a "stroke of genius" from Brendan Rodgers in the build-up, as he changed the narrative around the club in his Friday press conference.

Meanwhile, Aberdeen crashed out of the cup to Motherwell and with fans booing their team off the pitch, Boydy declares that the Thelin reign is OVER as their dreadful form shows no signs of stopping. But, Roger says he'll be given PLENTY more time.

In the other quarter-final, St Mirren beat Kilmarnock in a penalty shootout but the game wasn't without controversy and on the subject of refereeing decisions, what did the team make of the dramatic 3-2 win for Dundee over Livingston which saw the ref sent to the VAR monitor in stoppage time?

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