Rangers breezed into the last-16 of the Scottish Cup after after brushing aside League Two outfit Dumbarton 4-1 in horrendous conditions.
First-half goals from John Lundstram and Cyriel Dessers had the Ibrox side in cruise control at the interval before a James Tavernier penalty made it three. Matthew Shiels netted a consolation header for the hosts in the closing stages but there was still for substitute Scott Wright to score on the counter-attacker to secure a safe passage into the next round.
Gers manager Philippe Clement gave Scotland international Robby McCrorie a rare outing between the sticks for the visitors and it turned out to be a fairly comfortable evening for the visitors in the driving rain.
Here’s our post-match Rangers player ratings:
Unused subs: Jack Butland (GK), Leon Balogun, Adam Devine, Bailey Rice.
1. Robby McCrorie - 6/10
Given the nod over Butland for this cup tie and will be gutted not to have kept a clean sheet. Couldn't do much to prevent Shiels from scoring for the home side. Didn't have a great deal to do otherwise
2. James Tavernier - 8/10
Precise pass for Dessers to score Rangers second goal. Netted his 17th goal of the campaign from the penalty spot after the break. Class act.
3. Connor Goldson - 6/10
Not his finest performance and guilty of failing to track his runner on occasions but wasn't seriously troubled.
4. John Souttar - 7/10
Very good. Played a crucial role in setting up Lundstram's opener with a neat flick. Defended astutely and always willing to carry the ball out from the back.