Dunfermline meet Queen of the South in Scottish Cup

Last season's finalists Dunfermline Athletic will visit Queen of the South in the third round of the Scottish Cup.
Neil Lennon's Championship side lost 3-1 to Celtic in May and will travel to Palmerston on the final weekend in November.
Second-tier leaders Partick Thistle are also away from home, taking on Elgin City, while Stenhousemuir host East Fife and Raith Rovers visit Troon.
Cove Rangers are Inverness Caledonian Thistle's visitors and Livingston travel to face Clydebank.
Ayr United meet fellow Ayrshire side Largs Thistle and Cumnock Juniors welcome Arbroath. Greenock Morton visit Annan Athletic and Queen's Park host Spartans.
League 1 leaders Ross County host fellow Highlands side Brora Rangers while Hamilton Academical, who are below County on goal difference, visit Montrose.
Scottish Cup third-round draw
Annan Athletic v Greenock Morton
Bo'ness United v Brechin City
Clydebank v Livingston
Cumnock Juniors v Arbroath
Dumbarton v Johnstone Burgh or Formartine United
East Kilbride v Penicuik Athletic or Clyde
Elgin City v Partick Thistle
Hill of Beath Hawthorn or Musselburgh Athletic v Airdrieonians
Inverness Caledonian Thistle v Cove Rangers
Largs Thistle v Ayr United
Montrose v Hamilton Academical
Peterhead v Edinburgh City
Queen of the South v Dunfermline Athletic
Queen's Park v Spartans
Renfrew v Cumbernauld Colts or Banks O'Dee
Ross County v Brora Rangers
Stenhousemuir v East Fife
Stranraer v Clachnacuddin
Threave Rovers or Pollok v Alloa Athletic
Troon v Raith Rovers
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