Ties for the Challenge Cup semi-finals have been confirmed by the SPFL.
Inverness will host Rangers Colts whilst Raith Rovers will travel to Partick Thistle as all four side’s look for a place in the final.
Inverness will look to retain the trophy. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)
Ties for the next stage of the Tunnock’s Caramel Wafer Cup are due to be played between the 15-16 of February next year.
John Robertson’s side progressed to this round following a nervy penalty shootout win over Clyde in the quarter-finals. They will face a Rangers Colts side who are not to be underestimated by Inverness, having claimed five senior scalps already. Inverness won this competition in 2018.
Thistle go into the semi-finals on the back of a 4-1 win against Stenhousemuir at Ochilview. Raith Rovers meanwhile will look to reclaim the trophy they won back in 2015.
John McGlynn’s side beat Elgin in the last eight (Ben Banks)
This competition is sometimes seen as a secondary cup competition, but each side involved in the semi-finals will be desperate to win the trophy now. For some, it represents the best chance to win silverware this season.
Each side knows who they must face now in order to secure a Challenge Cup final berth in March.