EAST KILBRIDE stunned Championship promotion hopefuls Ayr in a thrilling K-Park quarter-final.
The Lowland League leaders threatened to blow a two-goal lead but Kilby stormed back to deservedly make the last four.
Ayr boss Scott Brown named his strongest possible line-up with Harry Stone deputising for the cup-tied Liam Russell in goal.
But the on-loan Hearts man endured a horror start as his error led to an opener inside 60 seconds.
His clearance went straight to the home side and winger John Robertson fired home a brilliant low finish from the edge of the box.
Worse was to follow for Ayr as they fell two behind inside the opening 12 minutes.
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