4 key Rangers vs Hearts ref decisions as John Lundstram 'penalty' put in focus while the visitors face double jeopardy

It was an afternoon of the utmost drama at Ibrox, as Rangers stung a buoyant Hearts side with two late goals.

And while there were penalties, goal line clearances, and some tasty challenges for the refereeing team to sink their teeth in to after Lawrence Shankland opened the scoring with a massive header inside five minutes. That was before a penalty was awarded to captain James Tavernier for Rangers who could not end his Hearts hoodoo and instead smacked the post from 12 yards in unorthodox fashion. Rangers would be afforded another chance from the spot with two minutes of normal time and the captain made no mistake.

That was before super sub Danilo brought Ibrox in too rapture with a header deep in to injury to seal an astonishing three points for Philippe Clement and Co. And Record Sport looks at the key decisions from a 90 minutes brimming with dramatic moments.

It was early in the game when Brighton loanee Odeluga Offiah halted Todd Cantwell in his tracks, scything down the quick midfielder just five minutes after Hearts opened the scoring through Shankland. It brought the angry Ibrox crowd to its feet with some believing the challenged merited more than a booking from referee John Beaton.

The big defender wouldn't see out the half either way, being hooked on 39 minutes for Stephen Kingsley as fans surmised the 21-year-old was being a little heavy on the tackles. But some eagle-eyed punters also noticed he seemed to motion to his back at the Hearts technical area before being taken off.

John Lundstram and a good chunk of the Ibrox crowd fancied a penalty shout before the first one was given. Good Rangers work down the right saw the Englishman fire from range with the shot blocked by Frankie Kent who used his chest