Rangers keep Treble dream alive amid Scottish Cup bedlam as Hibs boil over in double red collapse - 3 talking points

Rangers are still in the hunt for a domestic Treble after overcoming nine-man Hibs in a heated Easter Road battle.

Philippe Clement and his troops backed up their excellent draw with Benfica in Lisbon in the Europa League on Thursday night with a quarter-final success in the capital to put their name in the hat for the last four alongside Aberdeen and Celtic with one of Greenock Morton or Hearts to join the trio. It's another Hampden day out for the Ibrox men who bagged the League Cup at the same venue earlier this season while they lead the Scottish Premiership by two points with nine games to go.

It could be a memorable campaign for the Light Blues come May as they ticked off another game in a Cup tie that had the lot. It was a quiet opening period but Hibs nearly snatched the lead in bizarre circumstances. Connor Goldson passed the ball back to Jack Butland who took a poor touch and was shut down by Myziane Maolida. The ball struck the post and out for a corner as the Hibs attacker closed down the Ibrox No1. Moments later it was David Marshall in action as he denied Cyriel Dessers after the striker created a big chance out of nothing after chasing down Jordan Obita.

Obita was then heavily involved moments later as he brought down Dujon Sterling in the box for a penalty. James Tavernier was denied by Marshall but John Lundstram reacted quickest to bundle home the rebound and send the away fans wild. Sterling then forced a big save moments later with a carbon copy of the situation he had with Obita just minutes before. It was a busy 10 minute period for the versatile Rangers man who was then forced off with what looked like a hamstring injury in a blow to Clement.

Further worrying scenes followed as Martin Boyle was