Rangers 0-2 Hibernian

The Rangers’ defensive vulnerability was revealed again in a 2-0 victory over the Heberian side, who expanded their run in the Scottish Premier League to 16 games.

Hibbes midfielder Dylan Levitt drove the score in the eighth minute, and the drive was too easy to play on GERS goalkeeper Jack Butland.

The Wanderers have lost two goals in five of their last seven games – six out of six from new owner Barry Ferguson, who needs to make a comeback again.

However, attacker Martin Boyle scored a second in the 69th minute to secure his first defeat at Govan in seven years, as the disconnected home team lost fifth straight for the fifth straight defeat for the first time.

Ferguson hasn’t won three games as Gers Boss until the end of the season after Ferguson replaced Philippe Clement in February.

The Rangers hosted Spanish costume sports Bilbao in the first leg of the Europa League quarterfinals Thursday night when they will have no paused defender John Souttar and midfielder Mohamed Diomande, who will have to find a way to stay in touch with Jittery Butland in some way.

After the hamstring problem, the team Winger Vaclav Cerny returned to the game, with fans improving before the game, left-back jefte entering Ridvan Yilmaz while the home team recovered four points.

Perhaps no surprise, the visitors did not change, watching them lead before relaxing in the opening phase.

Souttar led Jack Iredale’s long throws and fell into Wales International Levitt, who made contact with a 25-yard shot while Butland took several goals in recent games, allowing the culprit to allow several goals in recent games.

The wanderer’s reaction was weak.

Heabers rushed down behind the ball, and the home team worked hard to break them down, which made the inevitable gro gro sound.

In the 28th minute, a good move involving Cerny, Captain James Tavernier and Cyriel Dessers was blocked by Hibs Guardian Jordan Smith and hit a corner, which was nothing.

Then, Dessers drove past the bar under pressure from Easter road guard Rocky Bushiri after being dispatched by Hamza Igamane, and then cleared the bar from Tavernier’s free kick, and so did Dessers’ willful shooting.

Just before the hour mark, Dessers hit Smith with a compelling effort, but offside.

When the ball looked like a backup Josh Campbell drove the wide player but did nothing to do, VAR checked out the possible Hibs fine.

On the other end, the Wanderer replaced Nedim Bajrami for Cerny, hitting the bar with a drive.

Campbell then ran into the acre of space but had a large drive range, and when Boyle entered Jordan Obita’s pass in the 69th minute, he placed the ball on Butland’s leg but was dominated offside – just to confirm the goal and the Heabers celebration.

Boyle had another chance at rest, but this time Butland laughed clearly, but David Gray didn’t need a third around him, his height was growing, and it was another completely unsatisfactory display of Rangers.

Ferguson rage: That’s not Rangers

Forest Ranger Temporary boss Barry Ferguson:

“It’s worse than disappointment. God, where do I start? How long have we been?

“That’s not a Rangers. Miles to be a Rangers. Here’s your bread and butter.

“I’ve said that I feel like I’m repeating myself. European games, Celtics’ games are the easiest game to stand up. This is the game where this group of players struggles, and it’s obvious today.

“You are playing for the Glasgow Rangers. If you can’t get up and play football, you shouldn’t play football. Especially here, you come to a place like this.

“Excellent stadiums and supporters, packed with after-students, we did a great job in such performances. You may see or hear, I’m in the smoke.

“What steps do I have to do from now until the end of this season. And the viewing may not be beautiful.

“As Rangers fans, come to Ibrox, you want to see the attractive football of free flow.

“I don’t think we can do it.

“But I have a good idea now, at the end of the season, what I’m going to do now. I’m going back tonight and I’m going to run wild. I don’t want to see anyone.

“I asked them, will this hurt you? This is my question for them.

“Yes, there will be a series of changes on Thursday night. I can say that now.”

Grey: Huge Victory

Hebrews boss David Gray:

“It’s clear and when you look at the results (other) we need to win to make sure we’re in third place.

“I told all the players about the level of performance that I came here and won before the game.

“History tells you that this is a really difficult place for a team to come. 2018 was the last time we came here and won the league, so the level of performance required is something I will certainly know for every player today.

“I’m happy for the players because they deserve it.”