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I wouldn't be displeased to see it finish 3-1... #INeedThePoints

F*ck. 3-1.

Ryan Jack coming on... Ejaria goes off. Ovie Ejaria has had a wonderful game.

Poor ball from Arfield.

Lay it off Kent! Probably deserves to take a strike after that superb run, though.

Red card for Hearts. Blocks off Flanagan's run in behind.

HT Rangers 3 - 0 Hearts.

Beaton's blowing the whistle a bit much, but fair enough, he's made that decision and needs to follow it through. The bookings look totally arbitrary, though.

Arfield booked for nothing. Wins the ball clearly, albeit with a hard tackle. The Referee looks like he's playing on, then pulls it back because of the reaction from Hearts. Embarrassing!

Candeias has been immense at pressing!

Me too! Delighted.

Finally! They have a booking. Beaton's a t*t.

These refereeing decisions are mental. We get booked, they get away with it.

Oh. My. God. What a finish from Morelos!! Low cross from Candeias after winning it back off the defender, Morelos flicks it with his trailing leg into the near post. Superb. 2-0.

McGregor has had to make a couple of very good saves. It's strangely end to end.

Oh... Yes. Free-kick whipped in, Hearts pushed up so Morelos had the ball in acres of space with just the 'keeper to beat; he lays it off to Kent to walk it in to an open net. He could've went himself, but makes sure by passing it. 1-0.

Well done Morelos.

Bump!

Steven Gerrard says he wants Ibrox to be "rocking" when Rangers host Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts on Sunday. The Gers stormed to a 3-1 home win against Rapid Vienna in the Europa League on Thursday, and are hoping to reduce their eight-point deficit on Hearts this weekend. Gerrard is hoping that the Ibrox fans can replicate the European atmosphere for their league encounter, saying: "We'd love Ibrox to be bouncing and rocking again. I'm sure the supporters are going to be going to Ibrox in good spirits after last night. "But we also have to play our part. We can't start slow and wait for the crowd to lift us. Last night the players fed off the atmosphere and it really took them to a really high level. But the players' quality, their tempo and intensity made the fans even more vocal. "It worked perfectly yesterday and as a manager I'd love to see that again on Sunday. Ibrox was rocking, it was shaking, it was bouncing. I've experienced that many, many times at Anfield. The support was almost like a 12th man and it felt like that last night." "We're in good form and I feel we are ready and capable of going through to Glasgow and getting points," he said. "I think it'll be a great game and I'm hopeful we can do enough to come out on top. "We've faced a number of tests so far this season, however, and we've managed to deal with every one we've been presented with. So I'm hopeful that we can do the same again on Sunday. " Team news Ryan Jack is expected to rejoin Steven Gerrard's squad on Sunday. The midfielder has not featured since straining a calf while on Scotland duty last month. Long-term knee injury victim Jamie Murphy remains out while Lee Wallace faces another week or so on the sidelines with a groin injury. Uche Ikpeazu is an injury doubt for Hearts after missing the last few games, and it is touch and go as to his inclusion this weekend. Opta stats Rangers are unbeaten in each of their last five Scottish Premiership matches against Hearts (W4 D1), winning their last three - the last time they went on a longer winning run against Hearts in the competition came between December 2001 and December 2003 (run of nine consecutive victories). Hearts have won just one of their last 22 top-flight visits to Ibrox (D5 L16), a 2-1 victory in March 2012. Hearts manager Craig Levein believes his side can get a result at Ibrox Rangers have won six consecutive home league matches, scoring 18 times whilst conceding only two goals. They haven't won seven on the bounce in the top-flight at Ibrox since April 2010, when the seventh match in that streak was a 2-0 win over Hearts. This is Hearts' best start to a season in the Scottish Premiership (19 points from their opening seven games) since 2005-06, when they won each of their first seven matches. Former Hearts forward and current Rangers player Kyle Lafferty has scored five goals in six Scottish Premiership starts against Hearts at Ibrox for the Gers https://www.skysports.com/football/rangers-vs-hearts/preview/391184

Tavernier and Morelos were also in the Europa League Team of the Week.

Rangers 3 - 1 Hearts FGS Morelos

That was alright, eh?

I always thought he was the answer, but I suspect bridges have been burnt.

I find it funny that last season the constant refrain was 'play two up top', and this season it's 'play one or the other, two doesn't work, a blind man can see it'. We knew Livingston were going to defend deep in a compact 4-4-2, so playing two forwards, even a wide forward, was a logical thing to do. For me, it was the combinations between the midfield-three and Candeias and Lafferty that was the main reason we didn't create anything. SG plays with narrow wingers -- it's worked wonderfully this season -- so our width comes from our Full-backs. It requires Lafferty and Candeias (the narrow wingers yesterday) to find space; they were just anonymous, and didn't move at all. Our midfield couldn't find them. SG then changes it to bring on Kent into the middle to drive and create the space by beating a man. And then with Middleton later on we went that same way but with more traditional wing play. Neither Middleton or Candeias did anything. There's a lot of criticism about "tinkering", but I don't think that's an issue. There were 4 changes from the St Johnstone game; One seemed tactical (Worral for Katic), two were reverting to first-choice (Ejaria/McCrorie & Barasic/Flanagan), with the Lafferty and Kent change also tactical. Two were actually strengthening our team, and the other two were logical tactical moves.