RANGERS showed that the future is bright with a 3-1 win over third-placed Hearts at Tynecastle. Goals from Cedric Itten and youngsters Alex Lowry – involved in all three goals – and Cole McKinnon were enough to brush aside the home side, as Rangers finished the match with what was essentially their B team on the pitch.
RANGERS showed that the future is bright with a 3-1 win over third-placed Hearts at Tynecastle. Goals from Cedric Itten and youngsters Alex Lowry – involved in all three goals – and Cole McKinnon were enough to brush aside the home side, as Rangers finished the match with what was essentially their B team on the pitch.
RANGERS showed that the future is bright with a 3-1 win over third-placed Hearts at Tynecastle. Goals from Cedric Itten and youngsters Alex Lowry – involved in all three goals – and Cole McKinnon were enough to brush aside the home side, as Rangers finished the match with what was essentially their B team on the pitch.
SHAUN Rooney scored several important goals in St Johnstone’s march to double success last season. His second-half equaliser at the Kilmac Stadium could prove just as important, cancelling out Jordan Marshall’s opener and killing off relegation rivals Dundee’s hopes of closing the five-point gap between the sides.
SHAUN Rooney scored several important goals in St Johnstone’s march to double success last season. His second-half equaliser at the Kilmac Stadium could prove just as important, cancelling out Jordan Marshall’s opener and killing off relegation rivals Dundee’s hopes of closing the five-point gap between the sides.
THE point is no good for either side. With St Johnstone winning at home to Livingston, the draw at the Kilmac Stadium left Dundee cut further adrift at the bottom of the Premiership and Aberdeen hovering dangerously close to 11th.
THE point is no good for either side. With St Johnstone winning at home to Livingston, the draw at the Kilmac Stadium left Dundee cut further adrift at the bottom of the Premiership and Aberdeen hovering dangerously close to 11th.
THE point is no good for either side. With St Johnstone winning at home to Livingston, the draw at the Kilmac Stadium left Dundee cut further adrift at the bottom of the Premiership and Aberdeen hovering dangerously close to 11th.
IT took 30 appearances, eight assists and the creation of countless opportunities for his team-mates, but Barrie McKay finally netted his first goal for Hearts – and it was certainly one waiting for at a sun-soaked Tynecastle.
IT took 30 appearances, eight assists and the creation of countless opportunities for his team-mates, but Barrie McKay finally netted his first goal for Hearts – and it was certainly one waiting for at a sun-soaked Tynecastle.
