Motherwell vs Rangers

It's a pivotal day in the Scottish Premiership as both teams eye a signature result in the Sunday High Noon cracker.

[Rangers](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/all-about/rangers-fc) returned with more purpose in the second half, with Malik Tillman cruising through the heart of the Steelmen's defence before firing past Liam Kelly to impressively break the deadlock. We had to dig deep, it wasn't pretty but it's pleasing to get the result. Rangers get the second period underway as they look to pose more of a threat in the second 45. Sean Goss is shown a yellow card as Motherwell take an age to take a simple free-kick in the middle of the park. A much more open start to the game after the break as Motherwell race into the final third. I thought we were really good for 55, 60 minutes in that game. Rangers spurn a brilliant chance to break the deadlock early in this second half. Stuart McKinstry came through the youth ranks at Motherwell and the Leeds Utd loanee was delighted to see his free-kick rustle in the back of the net, with Allan McGregor fooled by the flight of the wicked delivery. Rangers almost put the game to bed as Borna Barisic picks out John Lundstram on the edge of the box. A big moment as Leon King brings down Stuart McKinstry as the youngster looked to break into the Rangers box. Of course your confidence is going to be knocked. This is a much nervier end to the game than Rangers would have liked.

Rangers bounced back from their Champions League humiliation with a laboured 2-1 win over Motherwell at Fir Park on Sunday afternoon.

He was dreadful at Fir Park and has next to no impact at all other than the fact he went on a really long, mazy run at one point. The former Liverpool centre-back had a good first half against Liverpool in the week and was solid against Motherwell. And then he popped up with a wonderful header to double Rangers’ lead in the second half. Before that goal, Tillman worked hard but his overall impact was pretty terrible as he squandered several chances and misplaced a pass that led to a chance for Motherwell. It was weird to see Tavernier have such little impact in the attack when playing against a team like Motherwell. The 40-year-old goalkeeper didn’t really have anything to do and when he was called upon, he messed up badly.