Rangers win at St Mirren amid penalty debate
Ryan Naderi's penalty in Rangers' 2-0 win at St Mirren took him to 14 goal involvements in 18 games, as Derek McInnes praised the striker's growing number nine presence.
Chris Sutton blasted Rangers' penalty at St Mirren, claiming James Penrice 'played referee like a piccolo' after going down under Samuel Ramos' challenge.
Rangers ended their away league wait with a 2-0 win at St Mirren, with Ryan Naderi scoring a disputed penalty and Dan Neil adding a deflected second to move within one point of Celtic.
Ex-FIFA referee Keith Hackett backed Rangers' penalty in the 2-0 win at St Mirren, saying Samuel Ramos' challenge on James Penrice was careless despite Chris Sutton's criticism.
Rangers took three points at St Mirren, but one player said they must improve in a key area despite passing a stern test in Paisley.
Derek McInnes made one change for Rangers at St Mirren, bringing in Dan Neil for Tuur Rommens as the visitors chased three points before the international break.
St Mirren boss Craig McLeish lamented another penalty conceded after Rangers won 2-0, with Ryan Naderi's controversial opener setting the visitors on their way.
Rangers beat St Mirren 2-0, with Dan Neil impressing at 8/10 after scoring, while Kevin Kelsy drew 4/10 after a peripheral display despite four shots.
Southampton watched Rangers Under-17 defender David Odunukan at Cormack Park. Rangers are keen to keep the 15-year-old amid growing interest from the Championship club.
Rangers will keep non-internationals working through the break as Derek McInnes tries to avoid a repeat of a previous dip when players return.
