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By Alistair Aird Rangers welcomed St Mirren to Ibrox on Wednesday evening for the second of three home fixtures in an eight-day period. After seeing off Motherwell far more comfortably than the 1-0 scoreline suggested on Saturday, Celtic lay in wait at the weekend in the last eight of the League Cup. But before the battle fever was dusted down and donned for that one, Derek M...

By Steg Arriving at Ibrox for the Motherwell game I had a bit more confidence than I’ve had in recent weeks and I was keen to see the team line up. I was hoping for little to no changes to keep the winning form going. When the squad was announced there were only two changes being made, Sterling in for Nedeljovic and Neil in for Devlin. I’ll be honest, I was happy to see the g...

By Sheryl Ritchie Rangers secured a 1–0 victory over Motherwell at Ibrox, with early substitute Ryan Naderi’s first-half strike proving the difference in a game the hosts had several opportunities to put the game beyond their visitors. Derek McInnes and his men came into the game off the back of two hard fought, if not entirely unconvincing domestic victories. Saturday’s game...

Set by David Herd Name the last Rangers player to score his first competitive goal for the club in an Ibrox league match against Motherwell? Last week’s question Name the last Rangers player to make his only ever league start for the club in a game at Pittodrie? Answer – Rafael Fernandes in April 2025.

By David Herd  Between the two World Wars, there were 20 seasons of Scottish top-flight football between the summer of 1919 and September 1939. The Old Firm won every title bar one. Rangers lifted the championship 15 times, with Celtic the winners on 4 occasions. The only team to break the Glasgow stranglehold was Motherwell, who won their first and only ever Scottish title ...