Ianis Hagi grabbed a double while Rangers rounded off a successful week with a 4-0 Ross district route in Ibrox.
Page Philippe Clement qualified straight in the last 16 League Europe on Thursday night with a 2-1 victory over Union Saint-Gilloise in Govan and is confidently overwhelmed by the Scottish Premiership.
Two hits of Hagi midfielder – not in the European squad – and the goal of Pardrader from Central Beck John Souttar before the interval has become a point early.
Skiper James Tavernier turned Rangers’ first league sentence in the season in the 76th minute, but despite a convincing victory, there were no taught in the title race.
Light Blues is still 10 points behind the Celtics leader, who beat the Motherwell 3-1 at Fir Park and whose game in hand against Dundee will be held next Wednesday.
Don Cowie’s Men, who remain five points in front of the lower side of St Johnstone Iu Play-offs of the relegation location, received 13 goals of Light Blues at three meetings of this season and were again not coincident with the energetic gers side, with the Highland club still seeks its first victory in Ibrox.
As usual after the European Games, Clement had more opportunities. Defender Clinton Nsiala, another player who is not in the European squad, returned as Souttar, who collapsed from the bench against USG after being injured.
So far, only the winter signature of the Rangers, the Lille defender Rafael Fernandes, was on the bench.
As expected, the home side took control of the ball from the beginning, and the visitors only endured until the 18th minute.
Nsiala was found on the back of Vaclav Cerny wide on the right, and he turned to his left leg and shot the ride on the edge of the box, which was dried by the guard Jordan Amisah to the right to Hagi, which neatly tucked the ball.
Haggi’s second came in the 26th minute when he scored a free kick from 25 meters before he took a very volleyball from defender Jonathan Tomkinson to leave goalkeeper Amisah’s wrong leg.
At the other end a few minutes later, Akil Wright forced a good savings from the corner on his goal line from Gers Jack Butland. However, the Rangers soon returned to control.
Hagi turned the donor 10 minutes before the interval when his angle was directed by Nicolas Raskin to the back pole where Souttar scored the ball high in the net with two meters for his first goal of the season.
The Rangers-S 18-year-old Bailey Rice player for Mohamed Diomanda-Zapreda was a second half in search of more goals, and Rice shot 16 meters from Haggi cut cutting, he attracted a fine savings from Assississh.
The county brought James Brown’s right -back and Scott Allardice midfielder for Nohan Kenneh and Josh Nisbet, but did not show the signs of inserting any stronghold in the game.
Souttar had the ball in the net again in the 51st minute, but the offsid flag was against teammate Cyriel Desers.
The Light Blues continued to hit the county goal with shots, although Brown hit the Butland bar at a distance.
Judge Steven McLean pointed to a place after a shovel challenging on the death in the corner and Tavernier sent Amisa in the wrong way with a well -made punishment.
Fernandes then took over from Nsiale to make his debut, ending a positive day for the Ibrox club.
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