5 things we learned from the opening weekend of cinch Premiership season
Celtic and Rangers both recorded wins as the cinch Premiership season began.
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David Martindale jokes that Rangers star Scott Arfield needs banned from Livingston after turning game around
Livingston boss David Martindale joked that he’ll need to ban Scott Arfield from the ground after the local lad once again turned the game in his side’s favour as Rangers beat the Lions on the opening day of the Premiership season.
Malik Tillman gave Rangers much needed Livingston lift and deserves Champions League shot - Kenny Miller
There were a lot of noises coming out of the Rangers Training Centre last week about a certain new boy and yesterday at Livingston, I discovered what all the fuss over Malik Tillman was about.
Calvin Bassey suffers nightmare Ajax debut as former Rangers star is sent off just 14 minutes after coming on
Calvin Bassey suffered a nightmare Ajax debut after being shown a straight red card.
Rangers will learn from early lapse in win over Livingston – Van Bronckhorst
Giovanni van Bronckhorst watched his Rangers side recover from the loss of an “easy goal” against Livingston to win 2-1 in their hard-fought cinch Premiership opener at the Tony Macaroni Arena.
What Connor Goldson told James Tavernier to do seconds before Rangers winner
James Tavernier has admitted that Connor Goldson tipped him off to score the winner after the Rangers centre half spotted a weakness in the Livingston set up at a previous set piece. Joel Nouble had given David Martindale's men the dream start with a fifth minute goal and they led until the 72nd minute before Tavernier stepped up and scored a sublime free kick to give the Ibrox club all three points.
Rangers quick-fire double sends Livingston to opening day defeat
Two quick-fire second half goals condemned Livingston to an opening day defeat as they went down 2-1 at home to Rangers.
3 talking points as Rangers secure Livingston comeback thanks to James Tavernier's free kick magic
Rangers ripped the Premiership curtains open as two goals in two minutes spared the Ibrox men their first top-flight opening day defeat in 24 years.