Russell Martin insists confidence among his Rangers players "is the best it has been" since he became head coach, and believes they can still win the title despite their bad start.
Russell Martin's unconvincing message wearing thin after another Rangers defeat, writes Amy Canavan.
Premier Sports Cup holders Celtic will face Rangers in the semi-finals of this season's competition as Motherwell take on St Mirren.
Russell Martin at last enjoyed some positivity as Rangers manager with a 2-0 Premier Sports Cup quarter-final win over Hibernian on a day of fans protest against him at Ibrox. Chairman Andrew Cavenagh had flown in from the United States amid a growing sense of crisis at the club, with disgruntled fans protesting against Martin and chief executive Patrick Stewart outside the stadium before the game and also at the start of the match. The turning point came when Hibs captain Martin Boyle had a goal ruled out in the 19th minute for handball, with frustrated Light Blues supporters ready to explode in anger again. Continue reading...
Rangers were denied a legitimate goal, Hearts should have had one disallowed in the same game, and both Celtic and Hibernian were wrongly awarded penalties last weekend, according to the Scottish FA's review panel.
Rangers head coach Russell Martin admits criticism "hurts" and "is difficult" but is resolute in his view the team can succeed under his stewardship.
BBC Sport Scotland commentator Thomas Duncan assesses whether Hibernian can best treble-chasing Rangers to win one of the most surprising titles in Britain this season.
Rangers are linked with Ipswich Town's Cameron Burgess, while Cyriel Dessers and Hamza Igamane are involved in speculation about their futures.
Leaders Hibernian are in the driving seat going into Sunday's SWPL finale at Rangers but a win for the hosts will take the title to Glasgow.
Interim head coach Barry Ferguson expects his and Rangers' future to become more clear over the next few days.
Rangers have not as yet established a leading candidate for the manager's role, amid reports Davide Ancelotti will be appointed.
Vaclav Cerny claims "anything is possible" in terms of his future as speculation grows over where the winger, on loan at Rangers from Wolfsburg, will play next season.
We reflect on the weekend action and discuss Derek McInnes' possible move to Hearts.
Prince William and Princess Catherine have announced a package of financial support for rangers
