Round Three sees the 20 SWPL1 and SWPL2 clubs join the 12 sides who have progressed through the competition.

16 matches will take place across a busy Sunday, with matches getting way at 12pm as Partick Thistle take on Motherwell in an all-SWPL1 tie at Petershill while East Fife host Renfrew Ladies at the same time.

Scottish Cup holders Celtic begin the defence of the trophy they won in May with an away tie against Ayr United. SWPL1 table-toppers Rangers, who lost in the final in 2023, start their campaign with a trip to Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

Glasgow City start 2024 with an away tie against Championship pacesetters Rossvale.

Runaway SWPL2 leaders Queen's Park host Bonnyrigg Rose.

Glenrothes Strollers and Dyce Women - the only two remaining sides in the competition who entered at the Preliminary Round stage - face Gartcairn and Dundee United respectively.

Scores from all the matches will be updated on the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup social media channels.

Details of all the fixtures can be found here.

Scottish Gas Women's Scottish Cup Fourth Round Draw

The draw for the Fourth Round of the Scottish Gas Women's Scottish Cup will be made on Monday, with legendary Scottish football figure Rose Reilly joining host Amy Irons to conduct the draw.

It will be broadcast on the Scottish Cup's Youtube Channel at 5:30pm.

Scottish Gas Women's Scottish Cup Third Round

Ayr United Football v Celtic WFC Boroughmuir Thistle FC v Aberdeen WFC Dyce Women Football Club v Dundee United WFC East Fife WFC v Renfrew Ladies Glasgow Women FC v Spartans WFC Glenrothes Strollers v Gartcairn WFC Heart of Midlothian WFC v Edinburgh Caledonia FC Hibernian WFC v St Johnstone WFC Inverness Caledonian Thistle WFC v Rangers WFC Kilmarnock WFC v Hamilton WFC Livingston WFC v Airdrie Ladies FC Partick Thistle WFC v Motherwell WFC Queens Park WFC v Bonnyrigg Rose Girls FC Rossvale v Glasgow City FC Stenhousemuir FC v Montrose F.C. Women Westdyke CC v Stirling University WFC