Rangers identify summer transfer target as 22-goal ace lined up by Giovanni van Bronckhorst

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Motherwell's Premiership fixture with Rangers is set to move forward by 24 hours this weekend, according to a report.

Celtic's media team have been slammed by social media users who have accused them of showing a lack of class during their Scottish Cup semi-final defeat to rivals Rangers at Hampden Park on Sunday (April 17). Ange Postecoglou's Scottish Premiership leaders took a second-half lead through Greg Taylor but Scott Arfield forced the game into extra-time before the clash was decided in the favour of Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side by Carl Starfelt's unfortunate own goal.

Rangers fans were forced to watch Sunday's dramatic winner over Celtic through pub windows - after a fire alarm went off inside a popular city centre bar.

The working theory among some was Rangers would give everything but ultimately lack the energy to get past Celtic.

Ange Postecoglou insists Celtic must produce their best performance of the season to roar past Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s Rangers Euro stars.

Rangers target Ross Stewart has put Sunderland contract talks on hold.

Former Ross County manager Stuart Kettlewell reckons ex-Albion Rovers star Ross Stewart could head to Rangers - but only at a premium cost.

Alex Lowry is back in Rangers contention following injury on Scotland u19s duty.

Rangers assistant coach Roy Makaay has been given a special mention by Giovanni van Bronckhorst after their Europa League success against Braga.

Alfredo Morelos soaked up the Ibrox atmosphere as he joined in the celebrations following his side's epic victory over Braga in the Europa League.

Kemar Roofe's dramatic extra-time goal sent Rangers into the Europa League semi-finals with a breathtaking 3-2 aggregate win over Braga at Ibrox with the visitors finishing with nine men.

Rangers striker Kemar Roofe has shared his delight after netting the winner to sink Braga and reach the semi finals of the Europa League.

Rangers continued their incredible run in the Europa League – but they were made to work for it by a spirited Braga side.

Rangers are hopeful John Lundstram will be fit to face Braga after the midfielder trained on Wednesday.

Rangers are reportedly one of three teams interested in signing Sunderland's Ross Stewart.

Braga icon Carlos Fernandes has fired a bullish warning to Rangers - insisting his old club ALWAYS score in Europe.

Celtic youngsters Ben Summers and Rocco Vata will get the chance to strut their stuff on the Parkhead turf - but Alex Lowry won't get the chance as Rangers meet their arch-rivals.

Alan Hutton has demanded that Manchester United loanee Amad Diallo shows a "strong mentality" after his difficult time at Rangers.

Charlie Nicholas reckons Celtic will sound the "death knell" on Rangers' season this weekend.

Rangers legend Barry Ferguson reckons that Sunday's Old Firm is the biggest game of the season for his old side.