Fuming Vaclav Cerny unleashes on RANGERS fans as Philippe Clement steps in after winger 'tells them where to go'

Rangers winger Vaclav Cerny has been accused of telling the Rangers fans "where to go" during their clash with Hibs.

The Light Blues held a 1-0 against David Gray's side thanks to Tom Lawrence's stunning opener at Ibrox in front of a packed crowd - with Rangers' home ground finally opened to full capacity. However, Hibs piled the pressure on in the second half of the Scottish Premiership showdown and Czech Republic international Cerny faced some criticism from the home crowd for his display.

As the wide man attempted to received the ball and launch a counter attack the ball was nipped away from him by the visitors - leading to groans from the Rangers' diehards. The Sky Sports cameras caught Cerny throwing his hands up in the air in response as he appeared to shout at the stands. Neil McCann said on commentary: "I tell you what, Cerny needs to calm himself down.

"He has actually having a go at the fans there - the fans are really unhappy he's not opened up his body with the ball inside and he's remonstrated. He has thrown his arms up and told them where to go"

Philippe Clement was then see shouting the player over as he appeared to try and calm Cerny down. He was substituted shortly after with Dujon Sterling coming on.

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