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Alex McLeish will manage the Rangers Legends squad which features light blue heroes such as Giovanni van Bronckhorst, Paul Gascoigne, Sasa Papac, Michael Mols, ...

To mark this incredible occasion, the Rangers Legends squad will wear a specially designed Rangers Legends kit that carries the name of every Rangers captain to lead the club. RANGERS Football Club are once again delighted to support CAFE Week of Action as the club reaffirms its commitment to ensure equal access for all supporters. RANGERS Football Club are once again delighted to support CAFE Week of Action as the club reaffirms its commitment to ensure equal access for all supporters.

James Sands claims Rangers are "really pumped" for their Europa League clash against Red Star Belgrade on Thursday with a quarter-final place at stake.

So I really decided to focus on that and I think it helped me." "We started the game well and we killed it pretty quickly. So definitely a good step forward.

The Colombian international has been in brilliant form since the arrival of Giovanni van Bronckhorst.

Morelos is now under the guidance of a man who was among the very best strikers in the business. Van Bronckhorst and Makaay both speak fluent Spanish, something which is bound to be a big help to Morelos. "Van Bronckhorst spent four years at Barcelona, whilst Makaay was a goalscoring machine at Deportivo La Coruna before getting his big move to Bayern Munich. "Particularly in the case of Makaay, I think his influence on Morelos has been massive. "He is playing much higher up the pitch now as a genuine No 9, rather than the deeper role he played under Gerrard. "He also looks much fitter and more focused than the player who had appeared so disillusioned and disinterested towards the end of the Gerrard reign. The Hoops netted £14m for the Frenchman and Commons predicts Rangers will net a similar fee for Morelos - if he doesn't sign a new deal at Ibrox. "Even with just a year left on his contract, he could attract a big-money bid from abroad or down south in the summer," Commons wrote in his Daily Mail column. "He might even commit himself to a new deal if he feels like sticking around at Ibrox under Van Bronckhorst. Winning the title and getting into the Champions League will be key to that. With just 12 months left to go on his contract last summer, Odsonne Edouard was in the same position and Celtic sold him for £14m. "That's the sort of money Rangers could be looking at if Morelos maintains this form, which is a hell of a lot more than they looked like they would get for him just a few months ago.

It's another less than Happy Monday for our officials as Hotline callers take aim. Fraser Wilson mans the phones.

When VAR is introduced it's only a matter of time before an Old firm fan will try to go to court as they will claim to have video evidence that their team has been cheated.” Rangers have one foot firmly in the Europa League quarter final but they shouldn’t treat Red Star lightly even if they have a 3-0 advantage heading to the Marakana. That’s the warning from our resident Hotline doctor who claims to have inside knowledge of the Serbs. Dr Robert S Pender emailed: “Having lived and worked in Belgrade and treated Red Star players, the task for Rangers will be huge. Raheem sterling done exactly the same until referees sussed him out and I am fed up of Rangers supporters paranoia when fans of every club in Scotland agree they benefit the most from referee mistakes.” And Gordon Ashley, Ayr, said: “Who are Rangers fans trying to kid with their comments over Ryan Kent’s latest blatant dive against Red Star? It’s time our referees woke up to this as he is almost certain to try this con act in the games against Celtic in the title run in.” Kenny Wilson, Moffat, said: “Rangers fans asking for VAR is just hilarious it wouldn’t be a week till they were moaning about the VAR officials are against them. Rangers FCRed Star claim Gio van Bronckhorst made private Rangers admission after mammoth Europa League winStankovic appeared to snub van Bronckhorst's offer of a handshake at full time but has revealed the pair chatted after the match. Rangers must come out of the blocks fast to nullify Red Star. No matter what Rangers do the support will not be silenced.” Finally, John Scott, Grassmoor, hit out at the Hibs thugs who marred Sunday’s Scottish Cup win at Motherwell by smashing up seats in the away end. And John said: “In a week when our supporters were lauded for their financial efforts towards Ukraine, about a dozen immature clowns tried to undo that good work with their pathetic behaviour at Motherwell. Way to go lads, you must be so proud of yourselves. Unbelievable. Those who say Celtic get all the breaks should be hiding their faces in shame.” But Joe Smith, Coleraine, said: “Looks like the referees have unanimously voted to allow all opposition players to kick lumps out of Rangers players without getting a booking. Rangers are good in Europe because their opponents play football and not the 10 in defence guff we get in Scotland most weeks and we get proper refereeing decisions.” But Ian Melrose, Edinburgh, claimed: “I warned people on the Hotline about the Ryan Kent ‘flick-kick trick’ when Hibs were mugged by the same means when he deliberately ran into Ryan Porteous’ foot. What a difference to watch Rangers playing in Europe with honest referees.” George Wilson, West Sussex, said: “It’s been comical but pathetic the way Celtic supporters, ex-players and pundits have tried to diminish Rangers’ excellent performances in Europe. If you foul an opponent in the penalty box or commit handball it’s a penalty. They might as well sell James Tavernier because there won’t be any penalties for him to take.” Dave Andrews, Coatbridge, added: “VAR will not solve the problem. Well think again, with half the callers still arguing over the video assistants’ decision to award a penalty when Ryan Kent went down in the Ibrox side’s Europa League win over Red Star last week. Rangers are nearing the last eight of the Europa League Another Monday, another round of bickering over referee decisions on the Hotline. Rangers ’ spot kick award in Sunday’s 3-0 Scottish Cup win at Dundee, after James Tavernier was bundled over by Ryan Sweeney, sparked the latest round of official strife. John Caw kicked us off when he emailed: “Watching the Rangers game against Dundee, my son jokingly said ‘here’s the penalty coming’. I couldn’t believe my eyes when Steven McLean pointed to the spot.

UEFA have shared new footage of James Tavernier's penalty goal against Red Star Belgrade from Thursday night. The official Europa League Twitter page posted ...

We had to show we were able to do anything that it takes. Europa League nights at Ibrox!" The official Europa League Twitter page posted the video of the Ibrox skipper finding the back of the net before the 'batcam' captured the wild celebrations in the stand.

The 37-year-old hasn't featured for Gio van Bronckhorst in a month but has been called up by his national team.

"At Rangers with the new manager coming and the fact they're winning games of football he's found it difficult to get a regular game at the moment but he's looking forward to coming in." "He's looking forward to the two games, looking forward to June. He's looking forward to meeting up with the guys and being part of the squad." Baraclough said: "He's had a couple of setbacks, a small calf issue and thigh issue, but I've not been told he won't be fit for us come next week."

Dejan Stankovic claims Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst told him a draw would have been a fair scoreline in the first Europa League first leg.

Rangers FCRed Star claim Gio van Bronckhorst made private Rangers admission after mammoth Europa League winStankovic appeared to snub van Bronckhorst's offer of a handshake at full time but has revealed the pair chatted after the match. You calmly walk up to the ball and score a goal." Stankovic appeared to snub van Bronckhorst's offer of a handshake at full time as he stormed down the Ibrox tunnel, but the former Inter Milan and Lazio star revealed they chatted after the game. "I want to show Rangers just how the Marakana thunders and how difficult it can be to play there. He said: "I spoke to Giovanni van Bronckhorst after the match and he said himself that when you look at the scoreline, 3-0 was a great victory for them. The newsletter will arrive every day at 12pm, giving you a round up of the best stories we've covered that in the last 24 hours.

Goals from Connor Goldson, James Tavernier and Fashion Sakala gave Rangers a 3-0 win at Dundee in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals.

Helander got his head to Tavernier’s delivery and although Ashcroft cleared the ball on to the crossbar it bounced back out to Goldson, who returned it into the net from 14 yards with a thumping shot.In the 14th minute Alfredo Morelos missed the target from 12 yards before Harrison Sharp made a fine save from Ramsey’s drive moments later.Dundee did carve themselves a chance in the 20th minute with Niall McGinn’s free-kick into the packed penalty area but Ashcroft headed wide from six yards and they soon found themselves further behind.The Fiver: sign up and get our daily football email.When the Dundee defender Ryan Sweeney’s block prevented Tavernier progressing any further, the referee, Steven McLean, pointed to the spot and Tavernier, who scored with a penalty against Red Star, drove the ball high past Sharp.Goldson blocked a shot from Max Anderson but that only inspired the visitors to step up the pressure. Goldson helps Rangers brush aside Dundee to reach Scottish Cup last four Fashion Sakala drives a lot shot past Harrison Sharp to score Rangers’ third goal against Dundee. Photograph: Jane Barlow/PAFashion Sakala drives a lot shot past Harrison Sharp to score Rangers’ third goal against Dundee. Photograph: Jane Barlow/PARangers cruised into the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup with a 3-0 win over Dundee at the Kilmac Stadium. The defender Connor Goldson drove them ahead in the ninth minute before the captain, James Tavernier, scored a penalty after 24 minutes and the Premiership’s bottom team had no answer. Dundee showed three changes with Lee Ashcroft, Paul McGowan and Daniel Mullen returning.Hibernian’s manager, Shaun Maloney, hailed Elias Melkersen’s “amazing” first start after the 19-year-old scored a double to take the club to Hampden. The Norwegian scored twice in the first-half to seal a 2-1 win over 10-man Motherwell and book a place in the Scottish Cup semi-finals.The former Bodo/Glimt player powerfully headed home in the 15th minute and then latched on to a ball over the top to drill home, with both goals set up by Sylvester Jasper. Maloney said: “He has worked so hard in the last six weeks to get to a position where he can perform like that and it’s just an amazing first start. There were further flashpoints for the referee, Willie Collum. Jordan Roberts might have joined Mugabi in the changing room five minutes later following a late lunge on Drey Wright. Melkerson was booked for catching Liam Donnelly with an arm at an aerial ball and was then let off for celebrating in the crowd. He should be very proud of what he did, two brilliant goals.”Motherwell were down to 10 men inside a minute when Bevis Mugabi went over the top of the ball and caught Josh Doig, who had to go off injured. Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s side controlled the rest of the game, with the substitute Fashion Sakala adding a third with three minutes remaining.Thomas Tuchel pledges to see out season at crisis-hit ChelseaIt was the end of a good week for Rangers, who beat Aberdeen 1-0 in the Premiership last Saturday before a 3-0 victory over Red Star Belgrade in the first leg of their Europa League last-16 tie at Ibrox on Thursday.They joined Hearts and Hibernian in the last four, and the winner of Monday night’s Dundee United versus Celtic tie at Tannadice will complete the lineup.

The Scotland cap has made just one appearance since leaving Ibrox in the January transfer window.

“The foul looks worse than actually what it was but no qualms about it. Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletter Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletter

Fashion Sakala scores Rangers' third goal at Dens Park. Two goals to the good inside 25 minutes, Rangers did what they had to do. Backed by a noisy away support ...

One bright spot for Dundee was the performance of 20-year-old goalkeeper Harry Sharp. The No 3 choice was making his third start in eight days and performed admirably well. He will be a huge loss if, as feared, he will miss another series of games – it could even be a season-ender. One worry for Rangers was the sight of Ryan Kent limping off to be replaced by Diallo after 67 minutes. Defensive colleague Connor Goldson was a standout as well and scored his side’s second goal – his third of the season. The skipper also went close with a second-half shot that flashed past the far upright as he maintained his superb form. The hosts could not summon a single shot on target.

RANGERS booked their place in the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup with a comfortable victory over Dundee at Dens Park.

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The Ibrox skipper made no mistake after Ryan Sweeney was punished by referee Steven McLean.

Hutton told the programme: "It's one of those ones where he (Tavernier) does get the ball out of his feet. Rangers' James Tavernier (R) goes down in the box under pressure and the ref points to the spot Rangers' James Tavernier (R) goes down in the box under pressure and the ref points to the spot

Among the old ditties, many of them featuring content that ought to keep the match observer present busy, there was one song from Rangers fans' repertoire ...

The £30 price of a ticket was a shameful sum to ask fans of both sides to pay in these straitened times when it was already clear the attendance would be compromised by live television coverage. The ignominy is not the fans who did not attend for understandable reasons. Bonetti was back in town for a questions-and-answers evening at a city centre hotel which was surely busier than the home stands had been earlier. The club’s managing director is on club business in Italy and was spotted at the Italy v Scotland rugby match on Saturday. Even Ivano Bonetti managed to make it to Dens Park from Italy in time to perform the half-time draw despite his flight having landed around half an hour before kick-off. “You’re only here to see the Rangers!” was certainly not apt on this occasion.

And he has lavished praise on Ibrox coach Roy Makaay for helping get the Colombian back to his best over recent months. Commons isn't ruling out a new Rangers ...

"He might even commit himself to a new deal if he feels like sticking around at Ibrox under Van Bronckhorst. Winning the title and getting into the Champions League will be key to that. With just 12 months left to go on his contract last summer, Odsonne Edouard was in the same position and Celtic sold him for £14m. "That's the sort of money Rangers could be looking at if Morelos maintains this form, which is a hell of a lot more than they looked like they would get for him just a few months ago. He added: "Even with just a year left on his contract, he could attract a big-money bid from abroad or down south in the summer. Morelos is now under the guidance of a man who was among the very best strikers in the business. "Sustaining that form from now until the end of the season will obviously be key to Rangers' title chances." "Makaay knows what it's like to score big goals in Europe. He still holds the record for the fastest-ever Champions League goal scored after just 10 seconds for Bayern Munich against Real Madrid. "On his day, he was one of the most lethal strikers in Europe. If he is imparting some of that wisdom and experience on to Morelos, then Rangers can only benefit. Commons believes a sizeable fee could be had for a player who is a proven commodity in European football over the past five seasons. "He is now playing as a proper penalty-box poacher, whilst retaining all of the link-up play he had developed in Gerrard's system. The newsletter will arrive every day at 12pm, giving you a round up of the best stories we've covered that in the last 24 hours. Van Bronckhorst and Makaay both speak fluent Spanish, something which is bound to be a big help to Morelos. "Van Bronckhorst spent four years at Barcelona, whilst Makaay was a goalscoring machine at Deportivo La Coruna before getting his big move to Bayern Munich. Particularly in the case of Makaay, I think his influence on Morelos has been massive. "He also looks much fitter and more focused than the player who had appeared so disillusioned and disinterested towards the end of the Gerrard reign. And Commons is convinced the current Rangers coaching staff deserve kudos for Morelos' current run.

Walter Smith used to grin at 'anti-football' suggestions but Giovanni van Bronckhorst's Rangers are a must watch, writes Keith Jackson.

Smith was proud of that one. That list alone tells you that Scotland’s champions should be winding in their necks at this level. And that emphatic return to domestic duties – coupled with a sighting of the lesser spotted Aaron Ramsey – also suggests that Rangers might finally be finding some momentum at a critical moment in the season. In fact, for those of us fortunate enough to have reported on that run, it felt like a once-in-a-lifetime achievement given that the days of watching one of our clubs trading blows against Europe’s best and competing with them for silverware seemed like they had gone for the rest of time. It happened to Celtic back in 2003 when they made it all the way to the final in Seville and, at the time, it too felt like something special was on the cards for Martin O’Neill and his players. Just the very mention of the likes of Leverkusen and Lyon ought to be enough to restore some sense of reality given that both of those heavyweights have roughed Rangers up on their own pitch over the last couple of years.

AARON Ramsey today pledged to build on his display in Rangers' emphatic Scottish Cup quarter-final win over Dundee at Dens Park and help the Ibrox…

Hopefully I can stay fit and build on this performance and show what I can do.” Yeah. We have a very talented team and we have done very well of late. We have a massive week ahead and we wanted to start well and we have.

Frank Lampard admits he's still searching for the 'right formula' at Everton in a boost to Nathan Patterson. The 20-year-old has struggled for gametime since ...

Something went wrong, please try again later.Thank you for subscribing!We have more newslettersShow meFrank Lampard admits he's still searching for the 'right formula' at Everton in a boost to Nathan Patterson. The 20-year-old has struggled for gametime since his £12million move from Rangers in January. Patterson has made just one start for the Toffees, in the FA Cup tie against non-league outfit Boreham Wood. But the Scotland international was hooked at half-time as Lampard made a tactical switch. Patterson has been completely omitted from the Everton squad for the recent Premier League defeats to Tottenham and Wolves. Celtic flop Jonjoe Kenny has been preferred to the former Rangers kid but he was sent off in defeat to Wolves on Sunday. Kenny's suspension could offer Patterson the chance to impress when relegation threatened Everton welcome Newcastle on Thursday night. Nathan Patterson has made just one start since moving to EvertonGet the latest Rangers FC news from Football Scotland sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.

Here's the breakdown of what both clubs would earn if this season's runners-up also manage to qualify.

Based on dividing between all 32 clubs equally that would bring €15.64m (£13.1m) for both Rangers and Celtic. However, the flip side of the equation is that the better both teams - as well as the teams in the Europa League and Conference League - do the more the coefficient improves. If the season ended now Scotland would be in ninth place, enough for the runners-up to go into the third qualifying round for 2023-24. If both teams qualify, half the money for the group stage would be split 55-45 between the champions and the runners-up. That number is unaffected if both teams are in the group stage, as is the bonus of €2.8m (£2.35m) per win and €930,000 (£780,000 for a draw). After that it would be in to the play-off round to face one of the winners of the other ties.

Rangers head to the Scottish Cup semi-finals for the first time since 2018. A convincing victory from GvB's side. Goals from Connor Goldson, James Tavernier and ...

Dundee didn't really lay a glove on their Glasgow opponents as they turn their attention back to Premiership survival but they suffered a further blow when defender Ryan Sweeney was brought off injured in the first half. Gio van Bronckhorst side are riding the crest of a wave in Europe and now are into the last four of the Scottish Cup for the first time since 2018. It was a comfortable victory for Rangers in the end against a woeful Dundee side.

The quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup continue on Sunday, with Dundee hosting Rangers at Dens Park.

Rangers drop a major hint regarding the inclusion of ex-Man United kid Charlie McCann v Dundee as the midfielder does the press.

“They’ve given me really positive feedback and told me all the things that obviously I want to be hearing so it sounds like it’s going to be a great adventure.” “I spoke to the staff at Northern Ireland and spoke to some other people and obviously everything I’ve been told is really positive stuff,” said McCann. “The cup fixtures are great opportunities for that and I’ve got to thank the boss for giving me opportunities like this.

Manager Gio van Bronckhorst named four changes to his side today. From the team which came through 3-0 against Crvena Zvezda in Thursday's UEFA Europa League ...

The ball broke for sub Alex Lowry in midfield, and he got his head up and set course for goal. Gers had an early set-piece opportunity when goalkeeper Harrison Sharp, in his attempts to collect a wildly off-target Cammy Kerr pass back, picked up the ball to prevent it going for a corner. Then on 23 minutes, Gers were awarded a penalty. The lead did, however, arrive on nine minutes. RANGERS have a Hampden Scottish Cup semi-final to look forward to following a comfortable 3-0 defeat of Dundee at Dens this afternoon. RANGERS have a Hampden Scottish Cup semi-final to look forward to following a comfortable 3-0 defeat of Dundee at Dens this afternoon.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst's men won comfortably through goals from Connor Goldson, James Tavernier and substitute Fashion Sakala. Here are the three big talking ...

Sweeney was lucky not to give away a penalty as he caught Kent high on the leg. The English winger was on the end of a tough one from defender Ryan Sweeney as they challenged for a rebound in front of goal. Ramsey was brought in to make the difference in the title race.

Goals from Connor Goldson, James Tavernier and Fashion Jr meant it was a comfortable win for Rangers.

You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. For your chance to win HOME tickets to Cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. Rangers then went 2-0 up on 25 minutes when James Tavernier scored from the penalty spot. He's had a difficult start to life in Scotland but after a bit of time it might be time for him to start really showing why Rangers were so keen to get him in the door. Sands was perhaps the most surprising of those and he was solid in the middle of the park as a partner to Ryan Jack. Teenager Lowry picked the ball up in the middle of the park and after a driving run slid in the Zambian who drilled into the back of the net.

Rangers will face far sterner examinations if they are to end their 13-year wait for Scottish Cup glory but it was a case of job done in relatively ...

Sharp kept the score down with fine saves to deny Sakala and Roofe, while Ramsey was denied a first Rangers goal by Sweeney’s clearance on the line. The Rangers captain was blocked off by Ryan Sweeney after another neat exchange with Ramsey and he maintained his recent impeccable form from 12 yards out as he smashed the ball high into Sharp’s right hand corner. Goldson’s ninth-minute opener made it an even more comfortable assignment for van Bronckhorst’s men.

KENNY DALGLISH expects Rangers to get the job done when they take on Red Star Belgrade in the second leg of their last sixteen Europa League tie.

Red Star boss snubs Rangers handshake as footage of reaction to penalty miss emerges Red Star boss snubs Rangers handshake as footage of reaction to penalty miss emerges That’s the priority, right now."

The Ibrox winger limped off in the second half after a challenge from Ryan Sweeney.

You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. For your chance to win HOME tickets to Cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. “We had to do anything it takes. It’s been a while since we won the cup and that’s our drive. We started on the right foot with a lot of energy and power. He had a bruise.

Goals from Connor Goldson, James Tavernier and Fashion Sakala earn Giovanni van Bronckhorsts side safe passage to the semi-finals.

Goldson blocked a shot from Max Anderson but that only inspired the visitors to step up the pressure. Rangers kept pressing and probing. Midfielder Aaron Ramsey made only his second start since arriving on loan from Juventus in January while Jon McLaughlin, Filip Helander and James Sands also came in.

It was a day to remember for Rangers fans - and for some more than others. Gio van Bronckhorst's men took a step closer to ending their Scottish Cup hoodoo ...

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Connor Goldson, James Tavernier and Fashion Sakala were on target to secure a semi-final berth for the Premiership champions.

This is a club in the mire at the moment and it's over to McGhee now to pull them out. Cup glory was always a long shot for the side lowest in the Premiership left in the cup at the quarter-final stage and survival is the top priority. There was no European hangover to speak of. Save for one close shave at a set-piece Dundee just seemed to completely lack belief and things got worse when Lee Ashcroft, who was injured in the warm up against St Mirren in midweek, pulled up again by the sidelines. And whatever some made of the penalty award in the week it can't be denied he is a massive player in Europe as his displays against Dortmund and Red Star proved. His intensity out wide set a standard for the whole team in the first half and along with Morelos he's a difference maker for the final stages of Rangers' three-pronged run-in. Another perfect penalty had the Ibrox men on their way after whipping in the corner for the first goal and his service should have led to one or two more. Whether James Tavernier raises a trophy come may – be it a league title, a Scottish Cup or even the hulking Europa League – remains to be seen. It was Sakala who made keeper Sharp live up to his name as he made an unorthodox save with his face to keep out a deflected effort. The captain himself assumed responsibility from 12 yards and as is often the case with him, the task itself was a formality. Filip Helander rose above everyone and nodded down into the ground, beating everyone bar Lee Ashcroft who somehow got a toe to the ball and hooked off the line. But the first moment of action was a ludicrous passback call from Steven McLean – in which he believed Dark Blues defender Cammy Kerr deliberately shanked a clearance 40 yards to almost give up a corner.

Rangers have been sensational in Europe this season and have one foot in the Europa League quarter-finals (Image: SNS Group). Get the latest Rangers FC news ...

“There are no grey areas, you have to look to win every competition you enter at Rangers. “They have to go all out for everything and you always play your strongest team in every game for the rest of the season. “The fans demand you do well in every competition and they win the league. “In the last ten years they have made one League Cup final and Scottish Cup final. “Winning the league is massive this season with the Champions League spot and the money that brings. “Rangers have the league, Cup and Europa League to win this season. “The club and fans expect to be in finals every year.

A quartet of first team Rangers stars dominate the Sofa Score Europa League XI of the week after the win over Red Star Belgrade.

And it’s the skipper, who also scored the opener with a perfect penalty from the spot after Ryan Kent had been fouled, who earns a slot at right-back. Nigerian international defender Leon Balogun was named at centre-back for his contribution to the victory, both keeping a clean sheet and powering in the third goal from a James Tavernier corner. Allan McGregor – who produced a stunning first-half penalty save against Aleksandr Katai to keep the scoreline at 2-0 – was named in the goalkeeper position.

Many Rangers fans – this one included – could be made to eat their words as a resurgent Aaron Ramsey issues a defiant fitness statement and puts the focus ...

“Am I ready to build a bit of momentum now? It won’t be easy over there but we are looking forward to it.” “Hopefully I can stay fit and build on this performance and show what I can do.

Rangers cruised into the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup with a comfortable 3-0 win over Dundee at the Kilmac Stadium.

Rangers cruised into the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup with a comfortable 3-0 win over Dundee at the Kilmac Stadium. The Ibrox outfit booked their place in the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup with a comfortable 3-0 victory against Dundee at Dens Park. Rangers cruised into the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup with a comfortable 3-0 win over Dundee at the Kilmac Stadium.

Ahead of the intensity and intimidating atmosphere they are set to face at the Rajko Mitic Stadium in Belgrade on Thursday night, Rangers could not have ...

Rangers captain Tavernier maintained his recent sequence of confidently dispatched penalty kicks. Van Bronckhorst was able to rest key men such as Allan McGregor and Leon Balogun on Saturday, while Glen Kamara and Alfredo Morelos were only required for 45 minutes. As Giovanni van Bronckhorst manages his squad through a schedule which sees him targeting silverware in both the Scottish Premiership and Scottish Cup alongside further progress in an impressive Europa League campaign, he struck the right balance as Dundee were swatted aside.

Former Rangers starlet Nathan Patterson has seen his Premier League move to Everton hit a new low, as ex-Celtic flop Jonjoe Kenny was preferred by Frank ...

It has been a whirlwind 18 months for the right-back and hopefully, he can get his chance at Everton sooner rather than later. Former Rangers starlet Nathan Patterson has seen his Premier League move to Everton hit a new low, as ex-Celtic flop Jonjoe Kenny was preferred by Frank Lampard to start in the sides 1-0 defeat to Wolves. Nathan Patterson’s move to Everton hasn’t gone to plan as the Premier League side are struggling under Frank Lampard

There was a time when Scotland international striker Lawrence Shankland was being tipped for a move to Ibrox – but now he's being relegated in Belgium with ...

Signing for Belgian Pro League side Beerschot in a reported £1m deal [Scotsman], it was the first time Lawrence Shankland has moved abroad in his career. But instead Lawrence Shankland – now 26 – moved to Dundee United during their time in the Scottish second flight and helped fire the Arabs to promotion. There was a time when Scotland international striker Lawrence Shankland was being tipped for a move to Ibrox – but now he’s being relegated in Belgium with Beerschot.

Connor Goldson, James Tavernier and Fashion Sakala got the goals but they could have had half a dozen. James Sands looked assured in midfield alongside Ryan ...

Please update your billing details here to continue enjoying your access to the most informative and considered journalism in the UK. Please update your billing details here to continue enjoying your subscription. Aaron Ramsey made just his second start, Alfredo Morelos and Glen Kamara were removed from proceedings at half-time with Rangers well on their way to victory and there appeared to be no significant injuries suffered, although Ryan Kent did hobble off.

Here's why Stephen Craigan roasted Dundee coach Alan Combe for a petty move in the Scottish Cup clash with Rangers.

So, to recap, not only did Alan Combe completely embarrass himself on live TV by refusing to hand the ball to Tavernier with his team 2-0 down, and not only did he get slaughtered by Stephen Craigan for doing so, but his antics have now alerted everyone to that career-defining capitulation in 2005. With a space in the top six up for grabs in the match, Combe misjudged a Craigan throw completely and conceded the all-important goal in a 1-1 draw with only minutes to go [BBC Sport]. But whilst Stephen Craigan might not be the most popular pundit, we’ll give credit where it’s due for the roasting of Alan Combe for a moment in Rangers’ win over Dundee.