Motherwell host Hibs on Sunday in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals, .to see which of the Premiership sides goes through to a Hampden semi-final.Graham Alexander's side haven't won a league match yet in 2022, but bounced back from a goal down to beat Aberdeen 2-1 on February 12, with Kevin van Veen and Connor Shields grabbing the goals.Shaun Maloney's Hibs made their way through with a 3-1 win at Championship leaders Arbroath, but talismanic striker Kevin Nisbet, who netted in that Gayfield Park win and the 1-0 home triumph over Cove Rangers in the fourth round, is out for the rest of this season.Motherwell haven't played a game in the Scottish Cup anywhere other than Fir Park this season, with 2-1 wins over Morton and the Dons, and will hope to keep that streak going as they bid to reach Hampden.Neither side are in particularly good form in the Premiership at the moment, with Motherwell drawing 1-1 with Dundee, losing 1-0 to Ross County and drawing with Rangers in their last three outings.Hibs, meanwhile, have drawn 0-0 with St Johnstone, Dundee and Celtic in their last three.Both sides will be looking for an improvement on that, as they bid for a win that could really boost the end of their seasons.Capacity crowds are allowed back in to stadiums, and there are tickets available for this one, but it's also live on BBC Scotland for those who can't make it to Fir Park.The programme starts at 12pm, with kick-off 30 minutes later.Referee for this one is the experienced Willie Collum, who will be assisted by David Roome and Sean Carr, with Kevin Clancy as fourth official.Collum has officiated in 38 games this season, issuing 127 yellow cards and seven reds.He was last in charge of a match involving Motherwell when they beat

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