Daizen Maeda took his Celtic tally to 50 goals as his hat trick helped the much-changed holders into the Scottish Cup quarter-finals with a comfortable 5-0 win over Raith Rovers. Brendan Rodgers brought nine players into the starting line-up but it was very much business as usual as Celtic extended their unbeaten home run to 32 matches - one shy of the mark reached by Gordon Strachan's vintage of 2007.

The Celts continue their defence of the Scottish Cup today with a 5.30pm kick off against Raith Rovers at Celtic Park. And ahead of today’s match, Brendan Rodgers has made nine changes to the team

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The match will be available to watch live on Celtic TV for all subscribers outside the UK and Ireland, with live audio commentary provided for those based in the UK and Ireland. The game will also be available on demand after full-time, with UK and Ireland subscribers able to access it from midnight (CPT).