Gio van Bronckhorst reveals Rangers 'disagreement' with Willie Collum over Joe Aribo penalty claim

Gio van Bronckhorst lifted his first trophy as Rangers boss after their Scottish Cup win - then vowed to get his hands on more silverware next season.

The Ibrox gaffer watched his side beat Hearts 2-0 after extra-time at Hampden to end the season on a high.

Van Bronckhorst ’s men recovered from their Europa League Final defeat in Seville by seeing off the Jambos thanks to goals from subs Ryan Jack and Scott Wright.

The Dutchman was delighted with the victory and says it’s given him the taste for more.

Afterwards, he said: “This means a lot. It’s always good to win prizes.

"For the players today it’s a reward for all the hard work over the months.

"I'm happy with the performance. In extra time we looked strong again and we could feel the game going our way. "I'm really proud to end the season with a trophy, which is a real positive.

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"Now we will rest and then in 5 weeks start over again to win more prizes. "There was so much desire today, and no tiredness.

"It's been a demanding week. We had the build up to the Europa League final in difficult circumstances.

“Mentally the loss was big because we lost on penalties.

"We flew back and had to say farewell to Jimmy Bell.

“But I I told the