The action began with two early kick-offs as Drumchapel, in their debut Scottish Cup season, secured a famous 1-0 victory over Edinburgh, while Hamilton comfortably saw off Lowland League side East Kilbride 4-0.

16 matches followed at 3pm, with Darvel producing one of the performance of the day as they saw of League One Montrose 5-2 in an entertaining encounter at Links Park.

University of Stirling also grabbed the headlines as they became the first ever university side to reach the Fourth Round of the competition. Euan McGill grabbed an extra-time winner as they saw off Albion Rovers 1-0 at The Reigart Stadium.

Cove Rangers were the day's high-scorers - with Gerry McDonagh scoring four goals - as they beat Dunipace 7-0, while Falkirk enjoyed a 6-0 victory away to Wick Academy.

A round of 3pm kick-offs followed, with the full results below, alongside the result from Friday's meeting between Open Goal Broomhill and Alloa Athletic, where late drama saw Alloa Athletic take the win via the penalty spot in what proved to be the final kick of the game.

The Third Round action concludes on Monday, with Pollok travelling to face Ayr United live on BBC Scotland.

Full Third Round Results

Friday Open Goal Broomhill 1-2 Alloa Athletic

Saturday Albion Rovers 0-1 University of Stirling (AET) Cove Rangers 7-0 Dunipace Drumchapel United 1-0 Edinburgh Dundee 6-2 Airdrie (AET) Dunfermline Athletic 4-0 Forfar Athletic Formartine United 1-3 Stenhousemuir Fraserburgh 0-2 Arbroath Greenock Morton 4-1 Queen of the South Hamilton Academical 4-0 East Kilbride Hill of Beath Hawthorn 1-2 Elgin City Inverness Caledonian Thistle 3-2 Stirling Albion Linlithgow Rose 1-0 Sauchie Juniors Montrose 2-5 Darvel Partick Thistle 3-0 Kelty Hearts Peterhead 0-3 Queen's Park Raith Rovers 3-0 Auchinleck Talbot Wick Academy 0-6 Falkirk Clyde 1-3 Dumbarton

Monday Ayr United v Pollok (Kick-off at 7.45pm)

Fourth Round Draw

The Round Four draw will take place live on BBC Scotland following the conclusion of Ayr United's match against Pollok on Monday.

Scottish golfer Ewen Ferguson, who enjoyed a breakthrough season by winning two DP World Tour events in his first year holding a full tour card, joins Jane Lewis to conduct the draw.

The 12 Premiership teams enter at this stage, including holders Rangers who defeated Hearts in last season's final.