Rangers' St Mirren win keeps title pressure on

Steven Gerrard said he tried to bring Harvey Barnes and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall to Rangers on loan, but Brendan Rodgers stood in the way at Leicester.
James Penrice said his Rangers loan helped earn a first Scotland call-up at 27. McInnes wants the defender to stay, with the loan including an option to buy.
Oscar Cortes' Colombia call-up could boost Rangers' hopes of a sale, with Huracan able to trigger a £1.65m deal for 50 per cent of his rights within weeks.
An Ibrox figure insists Rangers' European exit could aid Derek McInnes' side domestically and says a treble prediction still stands.
Scott Arfield sought advice from Michael Beale and another former manager before accepting his first permanent managerial role.
A UEFA analyst backed Andy Halliday's view that Rangers' penalty in the 2-0 win at St Mirren was 'wild', arguing James Penrice faced only slight contact from Samuel Ramos.
Phone-in reaction centred on Celtic blame and a Rangers title prediction that sparked anger as the international break began.
Rangers winger Minsu Kim has withdrawn from South Korea Under-21 duty after a calf injury suffered in the 2-0 win over St Mirren.
Rangers loanee Thelo Aasgaard could be caught up in an Anderlecht rules row after their 1-1 draw at Club Brugge, which may yet be turned into a 5-0 forfeit.
Rangers-linked Fares Ghedjemis is set to stay at Frosinone, with a source saying he is focused on Serie A despite past bids from Rangers and Celtic.
Barry Ferguson said Rangers' young squad are a 'work in progress' and expects Derek McInnes to seek one or two experienced additions in January.
Opta's supercomputer gives Rangers a 41.58% title chance, with Derek McInnes' side projected to finish a point behind Celtic despite a game in hand after the 2-0 win at St Mirren.
Youssouf Mulumbu said he was close to joining Rangers, but chose Celtic when they entered the race.
Greig Mailer has left Rangers with immediate effect amid an Ibrox reshuffle, with CEO Jim Gillespie citing family caring responsibilities and Glasgow presence requirements.
Rangers have lost a key off-field figure in the latest reshuffle, with a letter to staff confirming his exit after joining during the 49ers takeover.
Kris Boyd said Rangers are 'the team in the ascendancy' in the title race, with Derek McInnes' side four points behind Celtic but holding a game in hand after beating St Mirren 2-0.
Kris Boyd defended Rangers' penalty in the 2-0 win at St Mirren, saying James Penrice was obstructed, Nick Walsh got it right and the spot-kick should bring little argument.
Kris Boyd urged Rangers' forwards to become more ruthless after the 2-0 win at St Mirren, saying Derek McInnes' side are creating chances and 'in the ascendancy' in the title race.