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Betfred Cup: Celtic and Hibs hit five to cruise into quarter-finals

Celtic's Leigh Griffiths (left) and Kieran Tierney celebrate the Hoops' second goal (SNS Group / Alan Harvey)
Celtic's Leigh Griffiths (left) and Kieran Tierney celebrate the Hoops' second goal (SNS Group / Alan Harvey)

CELTIC swept into the quarter-finals of the Betfred Cup with a 5-0 defeat of Kilmarnock at Parkhead.

Leigh Griffiths netted twice in the first half, opening the scoring from the penalty spot with 18-year-old defender Anthony Ralston – one of five teenagers in the starting line-up – also heading in his first goal for the club.

VIDEO: Kieran Tierney hits wondergoal as Celtic thrash Kilmarnock

Kieran Tierney, captain for the night in the absence of suspended Scott Brown, fired in a wonderful fourth from 35 yards in the 65th minute with midfielder Stuart Armstrong completing the rout from close range on 71 minutes.

Hibernian also coasted to a 5-0 win as they beat Ayr, with Anthony Stokes scoring twice.

The Irishman kick-started his third stint at Easter Road when he nodded home from a corner on 19 minutes before then setting up Simon Murray.

Stokes then bundled in a third just before the hour, with Efe Ambrose and Deivydas Matulevicius wrapping up a comprehensive triumph.

Ryan Porteous in action for Hibs (SNS Group / Roddy Scott)
Ryan Porteous in action for Hibs (SNS Group / Roddy Scott)

Livingston are also through after winning 2-1 at Championship rivals Falkirk after extra time with a goal from Rafa De Vita.

Scott Robinson had given the visitors the lead on the break in the 31st minute, but James Craigen soon levelled only for Italian De Vita to have the final say 11 minutes into extra-time.

Partick Thistle won 3-0 at St Johnstone to book their place in the last eight.

Steven Lawless opened the scoring from the penalty spot five minutes into the second half, with Ryan Edwards curling in a brilliant second just after the hour and Chris Erskine adding a third in the last minute.