50 in 50: 50 Rangers goals in 50 years of Old Firm derbies. The move paid instant dividends.Borna Barisic found space down the left, and after the ball was worked into the feet of Aribo, his lay-off to Kent was expertly dispatched beyond Pereira for the third goal of his career against Hearts.But Rangers' lead lasted for just 10 minutes as Connor Goldson lost his footing to allow Boyce to find Naismith unmarked inside the box.
Hearts Vs Rangers 2-1 Scottish Premiership 26/01 ... - YouTube ""We've been really organised, competed well and won second balls until now away from home, but there was nothing on either side of our game.
Highlights: Hearts 1-0 Rangers. The Croatia left-back's delivery was on the money and Morelos got in between two defenders to bullet home with his head.He was unlucky not to grab a second on the half-hour mark as Pereira made a block at point-blank range and Hearts created their only opportunity of the first period in the 36th minute as Jamie Brandon drove to the by-line but Uche Ikeapzu could only fire wide on the stretch.If that half chance gave the Jambos hope, it was immediately snuffed out as Rangers doubled their lead a moment later.Scott Arfield and Joe Aribo had been brought back in by Gerrard and the former measured a ball in behind for the former Charlton midfielder, who cut back inside before serving the ball up on a plate for Kent to sweep home.The opening quarter-hour of the second half saw the Hearts goal live a charmed life.But the visitors could only stem the tide for so long and found themselves three down after 64 minutes.Steven Davis release James Tavernier down the right. "It was the slice of good fortune that has deserted Hearts until now, and they will hope this famous win is the springboard to safety. "It was a brilliant debut for Liam. The players believe in what we're trying to do and everyone fought today. Rangers - The Road to Manchester 2008 by AJ West - Duration: 4:33. Hearts 2-1 Rangers: Liam Boyce scores late winner to dent visitors' title charge Match report as Steven Gerrard's 100th game in charge of Rangers ends in defeat Monday 27 January 2020 11:53, UK Scottish football is famous for passionate and exciting matches featuring top teams like Celtic, Rangers, Aberdeen, Hearts, Hibs and Dundee United.
Pereira saved that effort but was helpless as substitute Stewart slotted home on the rebound.The 'keeper failed to cover himself in glory five minutes later as he allowed Stewart to head home at the second attempt as the ball squirmed through his grasp and over the line.FREE TO PLAY: Do not miss your chance to land the £250,000 jackpot for the fifth time this year. "This could have gone the other way for Hearts and been the worst possible game for them to be playing at this moment in time. "Stendel bounced along the touchline at the full-time whistle and there is clearly a fighting spirit about this group which will stand them in good stead during the second half of the season.Naismith described Boyce as giving Hearts a "new lease of life", but despite good possession and energy from the hosts in the opening period, Rangers had the better opportunities.Kent ought to have broken the deadlock when he was slipped through down the right by Ryan Jack, but the midfielder could only blast his right-footed shot high and wide from the angle.On the quarter-hour mark, Boyce showed why he was brought to the club following 14 goals for Burton Albion in Sky Bet League One this term as he latched onto Naismith's ball to slot beyond McGregor but from an offside position.Gerrard named an unchanged side with Alfredo Morelos still suspended, meaning Jermain Defoe led the line. Subscribe to the official SPFL YouTube channel to make sure you catch all the best bits from Scottish league football. "It's the second-lowest possession that Rangers have enjoyed this season - the other was Celtic - and they weren't allowed to play their short passing game. Highlights from Tynecastle as Rangers' title hopes suffered a dent after a comeback from Hearts saw them emerge as 2-1 winnersRangers slumped to a shock 2-1 defeat to Hearts at TynecastleKent reflects on missing a good chance to break the deadlock on SundayRyan Kent wheels away in delight after scoring the opening goal at TynecastleNaismith is mobbed by his team-mates after his fine equaliser at TynecastleDaniel Stendel celebrates after Hearts make it 1-1 against RangersLiam Boyce was denied a first-half goal on his debut by the offside flagSteven Naismith restores parity with a precise finish into the far corner