MATCH REPORTS

If you’d said back in October 2025, when Russell Martin was scurrying along the Falkirk pitch to be smuggled out of the ground safely, that by the New Year Old Firm game we could go level on points with our rivals with a win, and sit only six behind Hearts with them firmly in our […]

With Rangers’ first post-Christmas game not taking place until Motherwell visit Ibrox tomorrow, it’s the perfect time to revisit the 13 Boxing Day fixtures the club has played since the turn of the century. From shocking defeats to dominant victories, they have been ranked from worst to best, taking into account the result, the performance

 It Brann.   Rangers’ dismal Europa League campaign continued in Danny Röhl’s first match as the club’s new manager. A limp, embarrassing 3-0 victory at the hands of an average SK Brann side now leaves Rangers with 0 points from their first three fixtures and probably rules out any chance of progression to the knockout

More dropped points as fans target the club’s clown-figure double act.   The post-Russell Martin era began in all-too-familiar fashion as Rangers dropped yet more points at Ibrox, drawing 2–2 with Dundee United. Interim manager Stevie Smith faced the unenviable task of holding together a broken and confidence-shot group of players.   Once again, banners

Rangers finally get a league win after leaving it late in Livi, but fans still want Martin out.   Rangers finally recorded their first Premiership win of the season at the SIXTH time of asking with an injury-time winner at Livingston.  Max Aarons’ late strike was enough to secure a 2-1 victory, lifting Rangers to

Rangers slump to Europa defeat as Martin’s tenure (surely) hangs by a thread.   The Russell Martin era at Ibrox suffered another heavy blow as his struggling Rangers side slumped to a 1–0 defeat in their Europa League opener against a mediocre and unspectacular Genk team.   A very telling crowd of just under 38,000

Raskin and Miovski fire Rangers into the last four as protests rumble on   Rangers followed up their midweek team bonding trip to Loch Lomond with a deserved and much-needed 2-0 victory over Hibs at Ibrox to book their place in the semi-final of the Premier Sports League Cup. Two goals late in the first

      For most Rangers fans, if you were to ask them to name a connection between Rangers and Chile, the obvious answer would be Sebastián Rozental. Walter Smith signed the South American forward in late 1996, and he came with the reputation of being the next big thing to come out of Chile.