Wednesday 18 January 2017 11:08, UK
The lowest-ranked club left in the Scottish Cup take on the holders this weekend as Junior side Bonnyrigg Rose play Hibernian.
With Saturday's match moved to Hearts' Tynecastle Stadium, the non-league team will be hoping to take inspiration from their most famous former player - ex-James Bond actor Sir Sean Connery.
He grew up just a mile away from the Edinburgh venue and turned out for Bonnyrigg in the early 1950s before he got his big break as '007' a decade later.
A local newspaper even reported how Connery, a right winger, scored from 30 yards in a Scottish Junior Cup tie against Broxburn Athletic.
Fast forward more than 65 years, and Bonnyrigg are hoping their moment in the limelight can be as exciting as the most spectacular Bond movies.
Manager Robbie Horn and his players are looking to upset Hibs after they ended their 114-year wait for another Scottish Cup triumph with a 3-2 victory over Rangers last May.
Bonnyrigg have come through seven games so far to get to the fourth round, recording an 8-2 win over Glasgow University and a 14-0 success against Burntisland Shipyard in the preliminary stages.
Their most notable victory yet came as they beat Championship outfit Dumbarton 1-0 in their last game to set up a meeting with Hibs.
Now they want to leave the Easter Road team shaken AND stirred - and pull off a great escape even Bond would struggle to match.
Click the video above to hear the Bonnyrigg squad's best James Bond impressions ahead of their match with Hibernian!
