Ranger Loses a key player to the transfer window

Ranger Loses a key player to the transfer window

Rangers and Dundee are in Premier Sports Cup action this weekend, as the home side return to Ibrox for the first time this season.

Rangers make their long awaited return to Ibrox this weekend as they prepare to welcome Dundee in the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final.

 

Philippe Clement’s side have been locked out of their Govan home for over four months due to a delay in shipping materials, but can finally to re-enter their famous stadium for the last eight clash, though Tony Docherty’s Dundee outfit will hope to spring a surprise and spoil their party.The home side will be hoping to make it a Dundee double, after Tom Lawrence’s early opener at Tannadice last weekend helped them to a narrow 1-0 win over Dundee United, while the Dee’s loss to Ross County last weekend means they enter the game looking for their first win in over a month.The home side will be hoping to make it a Dundee double, after Tom Lawrence’s early opener at Tannadice last weekend helped them to a narrow 1-0 win over Dundee United, while the Dee’s loss to Ross County last weekend means they enter the game looking for their first win in over a month.Ironically, it was Dundee who were the last visitors to Ibrox when they lost an entertaining game 5-2 on May 14 despite taking an early two goal lead. They’ll be hoping for better luck this time after an inconsistent start to the campaign.

 

Want to make sure you don’t miss a minute of the quarter final clash? Here’s everything you need to know ahead of Rangers vs Dundee.Philippe Clement has no fresh injuries worries, but is still without Danilo (knee), Rabbi Matondo (hamstring) and Ridvan Yilmaz (thigh), with all three expected to be out for a number of weeks. The Belgian was boosted by the return of forward Oscar Cortes in last week’s 1-0 win over Dundee United, however, while Hamza Igamane continues to build up his fitness after missing the start of the campaign with a niggle.