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Falkirk and Inverness Caley Thistle meet in the semi-final of the Scottish Cup today eight years after competing in the showpiece at the national stadium.
ANDY NEWPORT: I think you have to go with the players' wishes on this one. Many of them will never have played at the National Stadium before and they deserve their Hampden moment, even if thousands of empty seats will look awful on telly. SCOTT BURNS: No, definitely not. The semi-finals from the start of the season were scheduled for Hampden and should be played there. Inverness and Falkirk both deserve this opportunity and have earned it on the pitch. CRAIG SWAN: Tricky one. Of course a smaller venue would create a better atmosphere and have less empty seats, but the players have earned their right to play at the National Stadium.
Callum McGregor got a spectacular response from a gloomy gathering a year ago.
When it comes to sibling rivalry, Stephen McGinn admits he’s not got a leg to stand on.
Nicky Law was able to count his lucky stars that a Kieran Tierney masterclass didn't ruin his big day out when Rangers beat Celtic in the Old Firm derby back in 2016 at Hampden Park.
Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou has batted suggestions coming up short against Motherwell will give his side an extra edge against Rangers.
John Wark says Todd Cantwell doesn't hide from Rangers responsibility – and that could prove key in Sunday's derby sizzler.
Gordon Strachan reckons there's three things that go in Rangers' favour ahead of the Scottish Cup showdown at Hampden - including neutral BALL BOYS.