Vaclav Cerny magic silences Rangers boo boys with St Johnstone double as Ianis Hagi comeback cut short - 3 talking points

Vaclav Cerny turned a horror week into the perfect night as he netted a Rangers stunner as part of an Ibrox double.

The on loan winger has had a seven days to forget after appearing to tell the home fans 'where to go' last weekend against Hibs after groans from the home crowd after he was robbed off the ball. Days later he then somehow missed an open goal in the Europa League clash with Lyon when it looked easier to score. The French side survived the scare and took a lift from the let off as they hit Philippe Clement and his troops for four in a thumping defeat for the men from Govan.

But they closed the gap back down to five points on 'perfect' Celtic and Aberdeen - both making it seven wins from seven league outings with late winners at Ross County and at home to Hearts - ahead of the international break as they go into the latest break from club matters on a high as they made it three league wins on the spin.

There was also a big long awaited return for Ianis Hagi as he arrived onto the Ibrox turf to a huge reception from the home support. But his night ended on a major downer as a VAR review upgraded a yellow card challenge to a red meaning he now has another spell out of the team coming his way. Here are our 3 talking points...

Vaclav Cerny was on target for Rangers - and it was a piece of magic before an even better finish. The on loan winger received a pass and nutmegged Sven Sprangler before using Lewis Neilson as a shield as he curled his effort home to leave Ross Sinclair with no chance at all.

Michael Stewart in the commentary box was left well impressed by the effort branding it an 'absolutely brilliant goal' and it will be one that will also mean a lot to the wide-man. It was a first at Ibrox after