QPR pulled back after going two upIvanovic’s pen wins game for Millwall Leeds came back from two down to rescue a point in a 2-2 draw at QPR. Goals against the run of play by Koki Saito and Steve Cook put the home side, who had lost their previous four matches, into a surprise lead. But Morgan Fox’s own goal gave the visitors a much-needed boost before the interval and Jayden Bogle equalised soon after the restart. Rangers ended the match with 10 men after Saito was sent off in stoppage time for a studs-up challenge on Dan James. This story will be updated Continue reading...

As Barry Ferguson prepares for his first experience as a manager in the Old Firm derby, the interim Ibrox boss tells Tom English he has a calmer head but still thrives on pressure.

Rangers linked with St Mirren forward soon to be out of contract, as Everton are again credited with interest in Ibrox striker...

Despite defeat with Fenerbahce, history is being kind to flawed revolutionary and his two underdog Champions League titles There was an early moment of excitement at the start of Thursday night’s meeting of Rangers and the José Mourinho industrial entertainment complex (Fenerbahce branch). As the players lined up on the Ibrox pitch Mourinho was caught by the TV cameras leaning forward on his bench, rubbing his hands, looking up to salute the watching world because of course being watched is always the game. The most significant part of this tableau was Mourinho’s coat, which was ludicrous. This was a statement coat, a coat that looked as if it was given to him by the emperor of Sylvia with a ruby in each pocket. The key detail was its colour, a shade of grey so unnatural its only function is to tell you this garment cost as much as a tenement house, the whole thing finished in a weirdly natureless luxury fur, like a dictator’s dressing gown. Frankly, the coat was a brilliantly played opening gambit, a one-goal start on the night. Continue reading...

Fatigue will not be an issue for Rangers in Sunday's derby with Celtic despite their extra-time exploits against Fenerbahce, insists interim head coach Barry Ferguson.

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers sees "a lot of the same traits" in Rangers under Barry Ferguson and says his team are "hungry" to reclaim Glasgow bragging rights after their 3-0 January defeat.

Cops are probing a Rangers fan march ahead of last night's Europa League clash.

POLICE are probing a Rangers fan march ahead of last night's Europa League clash ...

Police have been granted additional powers for the upcoming Celtic vs Rangers game in response to "violence and the use of weapons" ...

Police in Glasgow have been given special powers to stop and search people ahead of Sunday’s Old Firm derby.

Barry Ferguson hails Rangers' "character" as they keep their "special" Europa League campaign going by knocking out Fenerbahce on penalties despite their Ibrox woes continuing.

A pulsating, often deeply frustrating evening ended with Ibrox shaking to its foundations and José Mourinho consoling his Fenerbahce players on the pitch. They had erased Rangers’ first-leg advantage through two goals from Sebastian Szymanski and the tie’s momentum swung in both directions during a frantic spell of extra time. It took a shoot-out to spark delirium, Jack Butland saving from Dusan Tadic and Fred before Mert Hakan Yandas spooned over to ensure Rangers will face Athletic Bilbao in the last eight. “In the eye of a Rangers storm,” read a banner displayed before kick-off, displaying the logos of their four vanquished group stage opponents but tactfully omitting Fenerbahce for now. The job was only half-done but there was the tantalising prospect that an early tornado could all but complete it. Mourinho’s players’ had simply not dealt with Rangers’ intensity in the first leg and a pulsating Ibrox was evidently ready to provoke a repeat. Continue reading...

Jose Mourinho is certain Fenerbahce are better than Rangers despite going into Thursday's Europa League second leg at Ibrox with a two-goal deficit.

Holders Rangers will face Aberdeen while nine-time winners Glasgow City have been drawn against Motherwell in the semi-finals of the Women's Scottish Cup.