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Barry Ferguson growing increasingly irate at each misplaced pass by his Rangers team, turning to his bench often. A scrappy game so far.

Rangers lead, Cyriel Dessers with a left-footed strike that beats Hemming. A well-worked move from back-to-front sees Raskin slide the ball into the No.9s path. Muted celebrations as Rangers find a way ahead.

St Mirren have a goal back inside moments. Awful defending from the visitors, with Nsiala failing to clear a long throw, and O'Hara hits the ball low beyond Kelly. Don't think Rangers can have too many complaints as the half ends level.

Rangers back in front, a good left-footed finish from a frustrated Nico Raskin. Goes back to thank the travelling Rangers fans after a muted celebration first time around.

St Mirren level again in Paisley. A well-worked move from right to left sees Declan John cross the ball for McMenimem to slot home.

Hamza Igamane takes a sore one from Alex Gogic prompting an angry reaction from the Rangers bench. Jack Butland up for a word with the fourth official too.

The 14th time Rangers have dropped points in 34 SPFL games this season. All season their lack of control, especially on the ball, has hamstrung them and today was no different. rangersreview.co.uk/features/25117…

“The issue I've got is people don't fear playing Rangers now.” Barry Ferguson after Rangers’ draw with St Mirren. Says a failure to carry out tactical instruction made today extra frustrating. rangersreview.co.uk/interviews/251…

Members of the US consortium set to purchase a controlling stake in Rangers have been at Ibrox today as the final stages of a takeover near completion. ⤵️ Joshua Barrie rangersreview.co.uk/features/25124…

📍 Firhill for the Glasgow Cup Final. Kasanwirjo’s first game since November, Curtis the captain and McCallion starts too.

25 minutes played at Firhill, still 0-0. Rangers shading the possession, and trying to build-up through pressure, but Celtic's play in the final third has been slicker.

1-0 Rangers, Neraysho Kasanwirjo with the opener. A nice moment for the defender on his first game back after a long injury. He starts the move, winning a long ball after Rangers pressed Celtic backwards, before continuing his run into the box and latching onto a loose ball.

Celtic get a goal back on the stroke of half-time. A quick attack down the left and cross to the right is converted by Dargie. Celtic have gone close on a few occasions down the flank and score just before the whistle blows.

Kasanwirjo off at the break for Rangers. Jack Wylie on in his place.

Penalties at Firhill after it ends Rangers 1-1 Celtic.

Rangers win the Glasgow Cup on penalties. A good achievement considering the number of Under-18 players in the team with recent changes to the B team. Kasanwirjo gets his goal, McCallion and Smith (both 16) impress. rangersreview.co.uk/features/25125…

“[It’s about] exposing them to different things earlier in their careers instead of waiting until they're 18, 19.” Stevie Smith on B team changes and a young Rangers side winning the Glasgow Cup. rangersreview.co.uk/interviews/251…

Rangers' decision to disband their B team was driven by a desire to invest in U18 group and expose them to cup finals like last night earlier. Only 3 of last night's starting 11 played in December's cup final. Details on how pathway is changing below. rangersreview.co.uk/features/25126…

"The [two teams] played in December recently and you probably didn't have one 16-year-old on the park. So to have two in there tonight and loads of 17-year-olds as well shows how much trust Stevie puts into us." Interview with Rydnn McGuire. rangersreview.co.uk/interviews/251…

Kevin Thelwell is the first appointment of the new era at Rangers after being named as sporting director. A profile piece on who he is, what he will bring and why the American consortium have backed him to lead the revolution at Ibrox. rangersreview.co.uk/opinion/251221…