Livingston edged out by Rangers as Alfredo Morelos goal proves the difference

St Mirren would have feared a hammering. Especially as Columbian striker Alfredo Morelos doubled their lead less than three minutes later.

Rangers striker and Colombian international Alfredo Morelos wife and baby couldn't hold in their excitement at his big team win. Yesenia and their daughter Leonela went onto their social media channels to celebrate Rangers 55 title celebrations and Yesenia who had shared pictures of herself in Rangers blue ahead of the big match, decided to have a dance or two in honour of her star player husband.Dressed in a red floral off the shoulder frock, Yesenia posed in front of a Rangers team poster displaying the 55 title win and the winning cup.

Alfredo Morelos is making the most of his side's first title win in a decade as he partied at the club's training base at Auchenhowie.The 24-year-old has been in fine form and was the star of the show on Saturday as he netted in the 3-0 win over St Mirren that set up the Ibrox side for glory.And Morelos was popping bottles at the full-time whistle at Tannadice as Celtic's draw made Rangers the earliest champions in Scottish football history.The Colombian international has hit 10 goals and provided three assists on the way to the Premiership title, and has found the back of the net in each of his last four matches.El Bufalo was snapped wearing a '55' t-shirt and dancing around with joy after the title was officially wrapped up.Morelos

Rangers' title heroes and the collective effort that propelled the club to a first Premiership title in a decade.Celtic faltered at Dundee United on Sunday to send the league championship back to Ibrox, sparking emotional celebrations.Their success ends their rivals' pursuit of 10 In A Row and, in truth, Gerrard's side have simply cantered across the finishing line and will walk out at Celtic Park on March 21 as confirmed championship.While Gerrard had to rely on individual performances - with Alfredo Morelos usually the leading talisman - to get him through some sticky situations in his first two ultimately trophy-less seasons, this term the Light Blues' list of star men at times has numbered one to 11.Skipper James Tavernier has

Alfredo Morelos enjoyed the Ibrox celebrations as his side went to within a point of the Premiership crown.And he even braved some errant fireworks to see jubilant fans again from a distance after the match against St Mirren that could yet turn out to be a title-clincher.Crowds gathered at the stadium from the morning of the clash despite lockdown restrictions with some setting off smoke bombs and flares.The entire Rangers team made a beeline to an opening off the park as the final whistle went in their 3-0 victory over the Paisley side.But while the rest of the team were happy to then live it up in the dressing room, a video has emerged of the Colombian striker coming out for an incredible encore.In the clip Morelos is seen returning on

Jordan Jones received a special title message from coach Michael Beale after congratulating his parent club.After a 3-0 win over St Mirren the Ibrox side are just a point away from the Scottish Premiership crown.Goals from Ryan Kent, Alfredo Morelos and Ianis Hagi blew Saints away as the inspired home side took control from the first minute to last.Jones, however, was hundreds of miles from the party having been sent out on loan by manager Steven Gerrard to Sunderland in the January window.And the winger hasn't played for Rangers since he and fellow Ibrox star George Edmundson were found to have attended a house party despite Covid restrictions in Glasgow's west end late last year.He sent a congratulatory message as his team-mates back in

Steven Gerrard's side swept St Mirren aside on Saturday and could cross the finish line without kicking a ball on Sunday if Celtic fail to beat Dundee United.

St Mirren couldn't live with red-hot Rangers at Ibrox.The Buddies gaffer refused to criticise his team after their 3-0 defeat to the Premiership champions-elect.Goals from Ryan Kent, Alfredo Morelos and Ianis Hagi sealed the win for Steven Gerrard's men who now just a point from the title.Goodwin expected a tough afternoon and says his players found it difficult to cope with Gers' attacking trio.He hailed the attacking play of Gerrard's side and believes they'll be worthy champions.The Saints boss said: “I thought Rangers were excellent. We couldn't handle their rotation in forward areas.“They just seemed to have time and space.

Alfredo Morelos was delighted with his team-mates as they close in on the league title.A 3-0 victory over St Mirren - with Morelos adding the second from a tight angle - has Steven Gerrard's men on the brink of greatness.They're just one point away from winning the Scottish Premiership and may clinch their 55th championship without kicking another ball if rivals Celtic fail to beat Dundee United on Sunday.Morelos was then seen toasting the win with a celebratory drink from a window in the home dressing room as fans cheered from outside.He told Rangers TV: “I’m very happy today, the team played well again - champions.

Rangers players saluted the crowds of delighted fans after defeating St Mirren 3-0 at Ibrox. Earlier in the day a large number of supporters descended on the home of the champions elect before the game.

Rangers all but sealed their first title in a decade as they strolled to victory over St Mirren to remain on course for an Invincible league campaign. Thousands of fans descended on Edmiston Drive before kick off on a potentially historic weekend with anything but a victory for Celtic at Tannadice tomorrow confirming their status as Scottish Premiership champions.

Rangers inches away from clinching the league title, the '10 In A Row' hand sign has now been co-opted for a different meaning - 55.No fans were in the ground to bask in the imminent Premiership glory in Saturday afternoon's home match against St Mirren but Ibrox striker Alfredo Morelos turned the tables after scoring his side's second.Ryan Kent got the hosts off to a flyer with a neat strike before the Colombian frontman doubled the lead for Steven Gerrard's side.His header ensured they were 2-0 up and cruising with just one more point required to complete their first league triumph in a decade.And as he wheeled away in celebration he pointed both hands towards the cameras on the sidelines.If Rangers finish the job against the Buddies it

Steven Gerrard's side need just four points to cross the line and face St Mirren looking to take another crucial step.The Buddies are the only side to beat Rangers this season - dumping them out of the Betfred Cup.Jim Goodwin's men are chasing a place in the top six and won't want to simply become part of the title procession this afternoon.Rangers were mobbed by partying fans as they arrived at Ibrox, with thousands breaking lockdown rules to greet their heroes at the stadium gates.Ianis Hagi could come back in for Rangers having played a crucial role in the title run-in and Leon Balogun is set to return from injury.Alfredo Morelos scored a vital winner against Livingston in midweek and he's likely to continue up top as he hits form at

Ally McCoist went toe-to-toe on TV over the Alfredo Morelos penalty controversy.The Rangers striker has won his appeal against a yellow card for an alleged dive during his side's 1-0 win over Livingston on Wednesday.Morelos challenged for the ball with Livi keeper Max Stryjek and TV cameras showed there was contact on the Colombian.But ref John Beaton issued a caution, leading Ibrox boss Steven Gerrard to confront him on the pitch at half-time.Gerrard was sent off for an angry outburst and the Morelos issue has sparked fierce debate all week before the call was overturned by the SFA on Friday.Celtic legend Sutton insists the forward has a reputation for simulation and reckons it influenced the officials in not awarding him a spot-kick.But

Celtic's veterans could draw extra fire from keeping their rivals waiting.Steven Gerrard's side will be crowned Premiership champions this weekend if they beat St Mirren and their Parkhead foes fail to defeat Dundee United.An 87th minute Alfredo Morelos strike sunk Livingston on Wednesday to move Rangers within four points of glory and they could well end up crossing the line at Celtic Park on March 21.But interim boss Kennedy doesn't want his players to ponder the various scenarios ahead of their Tannadice trip and is adamant their aim must solely be to start rebuilding following a disappointing campaign.However, he concedes there are some who have travelled the long road to 10 In A Row only to come up short at the final hurdle and

Steven Gerrard has been offered a one-match ban after being sent off against Livingston.The manager clashed with John Beaton after the referee's decision to book Alfredo Morelos for diving during the Ibrox side's 1-0 victory in West Lothian on Wednesday.Gerrard approached Beaton at half-time and was quickly shown two yellow cards and sent to the stand.If Rangers decide to contest the decision, their gaffer will attend an SFA hearing on Thursday, March 25.Should the club accept the suspension, Gerrard will be absent from the dugout for Saturday's clash with St Mirren but would return for the potential decider against Celtic two weeks later.The 40-year-old has until March 10 to respond but, either way, he's been cleared to lead his side at

Steven Gerrard is among a select few who is about to enjoy hero status in multiple locations.The Rangers boss is Liverpool royalty and continues to be linked with a glory return one day to manage the club he starred for.Ibrox diehards hope that isn't anytime soon with the 40-year-old on the verge of delivering a first Premiership title in 10 years and in the last 16 of the Europa League.Gerrard was left unimpressed with the officiating against Livingston but did have time for a quick one-liner when asked about man of the moment Alfredo Morelos during his post-match interview.Get all the latest Rangers news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel of information regarding your favourite club

Gerrard was sent off by referee John Beaton at half time in the 1-0 victory over Livingston on Wednesday after complaining about the decision not to award Alfredo Morelos a penalty after he was caught by keeper Max Stryjek and book the Colombian for diving.Rangers have appealed Morelos' caution and an fast track tribunal will be take place today - but Gerrard's dismissal won't be dealt with under the same process and there is no set deadline for a hearing.However, it took Hampden disciplinary chiefs almost a month to take action against Hearts boss Neilson after he also fell foul of Beaton during a 3-2 defeat to Raith back in January.If the SFA follows a similar time frame, it will mean Gerrard will be free to take his place in the dugout

Alfredo Morelos to stay put at Ibrox and blast his market value into a new stratosphere in next season’s Champions League.Former Rangers skipper Ferguson hailed Morelos for keeping his cool after the Colombian was wrongly booked for diving at Livingston on Wednesday night before bagging the late winner which has left Steven Gerrard within touching distance of a first title in ten years.Rangers have appealed the yellow card shown by referee John Beaton and a fast track tribunal will meet today to decide if the caution should be rescinded.The striker, who has returned to top form at a crucial stage in the campaign, also turned in a man of the match performance in last week’s Europa League routing of Royal Antwerp and Ferguson has urged the

Alfredo Morelos penalty non-award.The referee booked the striker for diving - a decision Rangers have now appealed - during the Premiership leaders' 1-0 win over Livingston on Wednesday night.Morelos went to score an 87th minute his manager Steven Gerrard was sent off after confronting Beaton over the non-award at half-time.Hearts star Naismith reckons the whistler's positioning was off and that he and his assistants made the wrong call.He told PLZ Soccer: "From watching the game I think you can say John Beaton’s position isn’t great for seeing the contact.“Then he’s relying on his assistants at the side of the pitch and when you see the pictures you can see him mouthing as to whether they’ve seen it or not.“It’s one where they’ve not seen

Alfredo Morelos could be handed a Colombia reprieve as it's reported South American qualifiers could be moved to Europe.The coronavirus pandemic makes international travel difficult, and European-based players faced being left out of March's World Cup qualifiers.The whole of South America is on the UK 'red list' meaning that anyone entering from those countries must quarantine on arrival.Jurgen Klopp has already stated that Liverpool will not release their players for qualifiers if it means they won't be available on their return but FIFA may have found a solution. According to Uruguayan newspaper Ovacion, CONMEBOL approached the governing body asking for travel corridors to be created for players.