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1 | A weak shot from LAFFERTY rolled agonisingly wide. |
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4 | MORRISON stormed through the Ayr United defence but shot straight at the 'keeper. |
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7 | A fine dribble was ended by a good save by the oncoming 'keeper. |
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10 | GOAL!! An exceptional ball from BROADFOOT left NAISMITH in the clear, he made the Ayr United 'keeper commit himself before nudging the ball to MORRISON to score. (1-0 Rangers) |
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14 | MORRISON ran onto a great ball from ORIOL ROMEU but fired his effort wide of the goal. |
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29 | ORIOL ROMEU booked. |
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36 | WALLACE was put clear by DIER and he nutmegged the 'keeper but struck his shot inches over. |
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37 | LAFFERTY made space on the right and touched the ball to DAVIS who clipped the ball over. |
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39 | MORRISON's header was well saved by the Ayr United 'keeper. |
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40 | A useful ball from MACLEOD on the left found OXLADE-CHAMBERLAIN who scuffed his effort just beyond the far post. |
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42 | GOAL!! A one-fisted punch from the 'keeper enabled LAFFERTY to lob the ball into the empty net. (2-0 Rangers) |
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48 | A accurate pass fell to DAVIS and his deadly shot raced narrowly wide. |
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53 | The Rangers 'keeper saved a beautiful shot from OXLADE-CHAMBERLAIN. |
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55 | A shot from MACLEOD held little difficulty for the 'keeper. |
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58 | DAVIS whacked a deadly shot just beyond the near post from just outside the area. |
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58 | MCCARTHY worked the ball to TOWNSEND, OXLADE-CHAMBERLAIN gathered his cross and booted the ball within easy reach of MCGREGOR. |
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64 | GOAL!! A great drive from MACLEOD was punched clear by the Rangers 'keeper only as far as OXLADE-CHAMBERLAIN who blasted the ball past the stranded Rangers 'keeper. (2-1 Rangers) |
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70 | A corner fell to SON who headed the ball inches wide. |
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73 | The motionless 'keeper stared in disbelief as a backpass from ORIOL ROMEU dropped just over. |
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75 | A penalty box scramble resulted in TOWNSEND knocking the ball over. |
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86 | TOWNSEND beat NAISMITH but shot the ball into the arms of MCGREGOR. |
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89 | A free-kick from VAN DAMME floated just beyond the far post. |