John Lundstram: Last News

Rangers know they got away lightly today with Gio van Bronckhorst staring down the barrel after a series of poor performances continued with a 1-1 draw at home to Livingston.

Rangers midfielder Ryan Jack revealed he has yet to enter negotiations over a new contract as his current deal continues to run down with no word on extending his stay in Govan.

Rangers face their biggest 90 minutes just a few weeks into the season. It's winner takes all against PSV Eindhoven in Holland and the stakes couldn't higher with a place in the group stage of the Champions League up for grabs.

Frustrated Brian Laudrup admits he was wrong to assume Alfredo Morelos had left his "bad old ways" behind. The striker paid the price for a return to the ill-discipline of his earlier Ibrox career on Saturday as he was sent off at Hibs.

SFA ref chief Crawford Allan missed Willie Collum 's controversial display during Rangers visit to Hibs because he was playing golf, two former whistler's have claimed.

Rangers have raised concerns over the "competency" of referee Willie Collum following his controversial performance during the draw with Hibs.

Hibs keeper David Marshall has leapt to the defence of under-fire ref Willie Collum following his controversial Easter Road performance. But the Leith skipper has warned the introduction of VAR is unlikely to bring an end to debatable calls in Scottish football.

Richard Foster claims Rangers won't miss Alfredo Morelos on current form - insisting the striker is "a bit of a liability".

Rangers duo Alfredo Morelos and John Lundstram WILL be available to face Celtic in the first clash between the rivals this season despite picking up red cards against Hibs.

The Scottish Premiership has an uncanny knack to provide the thrills and Saturday's pulsating 2-2 draw between Hibs and Rangers had a little bit of everything.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst believes John Lundstram’s red card was “harsh” after Willie Collum sent the midfielder off for a foul on Martin Boyle that proved a huge moment in an incident-packed game as nine-man Rangers spilled two points against Hibs at Easter Road.

Nine-man Rangers let slip their 100 percent Premiership start as Josh Campbell fired home an injury time equaliser to cap off another Easter Road thriller.

John Lundstram has accused Union Saint Gilloise of a lack of respect after their wild celebrations following their Champions League third qualifying round first leg win in Belgium as the Light Blues midfielder looks to make them pay in Tuesday’s Ibrox return.

Gordon Ramsay visited Rangers Training Centre today and posed for photos with players and members of staff.

The world was watching ... and it liked what it saw.

Rangers' John Lundstram's left boot split the head open of Eintracht Frankfurt captain Sebastian Rode less than five minutes into their crunch Europa League final showdown in Seville. The semi-final hero was quick to apologise to his counterpart after his studs caught the very top of the forehead of the former Borussia Dortmund man - leaving him covered in blood.Referee Slavko Vincic didn't offer up a card, with VAR officials not suggesting any further action as Rode received medical attention before getting a huge white and blue bandage as well as a fresh shirt all in the opening 10 minutes.One fan wrote on Twitter: "How on earth has Lundstram got away with not getting a yellow for that?"With a second adding: "Lundstram escaping a yellow for scalping Rode is a travesty."With a third saying: "Very nasty challenge on Rode and his head is bloody it’s not serious foul but surely it’s yellow card for Lundstram." HAVE YOUR SAY! How would Rangers fare in the Premier League? Tell us in the comments section And a fourth agreeing: "Lundstram just busted rode's head open with a kick and didnt even get a yellow card."Former Rangers striker Mark Hateley said of the incident on BBC Sportsound: "It's happened so early in the game, I wonder if the referee has taken that into consideration."If it had happened late in the first half, early in the second half, would we have had the same outcome? A different referee might have seen it completely differently."Lundstram had said before the fixture: "My form is a lot better and it coincides with the run we’ve had."It helps to get a run of games to try and show what I can do."I’m glad it’s turned out the way it has and just thankful to the manager for giving me the opportunity.

Rangers supporters have chanted her song on repeat - and now Belinda Carlisle has thrown her support behind the Seville-bound Light Blues.

A Manchester City supporter has become the saviour of Rangers fans - by organising buses for hundreds of die-hards heading to Spain for the Europa League final.

Officers are working on a "proportionate policing plan" to allow Rangers supporters to watch the Europa League final safely amid calls for fan zones to show the match in Glasgow.

It was an unbelievable night at Ibrox on Thursday.

The scramble for Seville started for Rangers fans yesterday as they began making plans to get to the Europa League final.