Better than Igamane: Rangers star “who could run all night” was real hero
Glasgow Rangers continued their unbeaten run to nine matches in all competitions with a 1-1 draw at Ibrox against Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday night.

The Light Blues are currently eighth in the Europa League standings and would go straight through to the last 16 and bypass the play-off round if they do not drop any lower in the remaining two games in the league phase.

Hamza Igamane put the Scottish giants 1-0 up in Glasgow against Ange Postecoglou’s side, but substitute Dejan Kulusevski came on to score an equaliser for Spurs.

The scorer of the opening goal in the match was one of the top performers on the night for Philippe Clement, as Igamane caught the eye at the top end of the pitch.

Hamza Igamane’s performance against Spurs

The Moroccan centre-forward was selected ahead of Cyriel Dessers to start against the Premier League outfit and justified his inclusion in the team with a strong performance.

It was his fantastically composed, left-footed, finish that put Rangers 1-0 up in the game after James Tavernier whipped a brilliant ball in behind the Spurs defence.

Igamane also completed four of his sixattempted dribbles and created one chance for his teammates, which shows that he offered plenty to the team in the build-up to go along with his goal.