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Rangers held at Motherwell as selection debate grows

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Rangers draw 1-1 at Motherwell, with Nicolas Raskin scoring before a late equaliser after Michael Fadinger’s red card. Scott McDermott criticises Danny Rohl’s rotation, while Barry Ferguson backs the squad’s mentality and calls Hearts at Ibrox a must‑win. A UEFA report shows just over £18m earned from last season’s Europa League run, underpinning recent transfer spend, as debate continues over pursuing Tawanda Maswanhise after a quiet display.

Rangers community mourns fan Brooklyne Gamble, 30, who died after an epileptic seizure. A 30th-minute applause is planned at Ibrox v Hearts, with her dad in her seat. Tributes paid by The Louden Tavern.

Rangers draw 1-1 at Motherwell after Raskin scores and Fadinger sees red, Welsh nets late. Scott McDermott slams Rohl for resting Naderi, Skov Olsen and Rommens, warning of Clement-style rotation risks.

UEFA report says Rangers earned just over £18m from last season’s Europa League run, helping fund £30m+ spend across summer and winter. Emphasis on continued European qualification to sustain investment.

Rangers draw 1-1 at Motherwell. Nico Raskin scored early, Lukas Fadinger saw red, then Celtic loanee Stephen Welsh equalised on 89 minutes and posted ‘Have that’ on Instagram, denting Rangers’ momentum.

Barry Ferguson urges calm after 1-1 at Motherwell, hails Askou’s side, backs Rangers’ mentality and demands a must-win v Hearts at Ibrox to cut the gap. Selection calls defended over fitness concerns.

After 1-1 at Motherwell, focus turns to target Tawanda Maswanhise, who was quiet despite 18-goal season. Piece argues Rohl should rethink move, seeking a proven big-game striker over the Zimbabwe forward.

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Rangers held at Motherwell as selection debate grows