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, who lost 3-1 to Celtic in May, will travel to Palmerston Park on the final weekend in November.

Renfrew caused the shock of second round when the side sitting 13th in Lowland League West beat League 2 visitors Stirling Albion 2-1.

Their reward is a home tie against divisional rivals Cumbernauld Colts or Highland League side Banks O'Dee, whose tie was abandoned on Saturday with Colts leading 3-2.

Partick Thistle visit League 2's Elgin City, while Stenhousemuir, who lost the Championship leadership to Thistle after Saturday's 3-0 defeat at Firhill, host third-tier East Fife and Raith Rovers visit Lowland League side Troon.

Cove Rangers are Inverness Caledonian Thistle's visitors, while Livingston travel to face Lowland League West title hopefuls Clydebank, who have already beaten League 2 sides Dumbarton and Kelty Hearts in the Challenge Cup this season.

Ayr United meet fellow Ayrshire side Largs Thistle, whose Lowland League West neighbours, Cumnock Juniors, welcome Arbroath.

Greenock Morton visit Annan Athletic and Queen's Park host another fourth-tier side, Spartans.

League 1 leaders Ross County entertain Highland League leaders Brora Rangers in a bit of a dery, while Hamilton Academical, who are below County on goal difference, visit divisional rivals Montrose.