After Saturday's results Rangers have now increased their lead to three points, and still with two games in hand, second place Elgin having drawn at Queens Park, .

 

Tuesday night sees Rangers take on Annan Athletic, who have lost their last four games and are without an away win all season. Still let's not take anything for granted.

 

Alexander
Cole Hegarty McCulloch Wallace
McKay Hutton MacLeod Templeton
Shiels
Kyle

 

 

Hopefully.

I don't imagine there'll be a stream for this game?

 

Some good players in that side. I've rated Templeton and Wallace for some time now. Great to see McCulloch playing so well again, and I like the look of Hutton, Black, Shiels, Little & Kyle.

 

Come on you Gers!!!

There are a few listed on FSi already so we should be ok:

 

CoolSportz

FirstRow

Stopstream

VIP Box

 

Of the above, the most reliable are usually VIP Box and FirstRow. CoolSportz is currently listed as To Be Confirmed, so it'll be worth checking back again closer to kickoff.

 

Always streams for Rangers games due to RTV showing them live for overseas viewers I think.

Not missed a game I could not attend yet on the stream sites.

http://www.thefirstrow.eu/watch/159446/1/watch-rangers-fc-vs-annan-athletic.html

Starting XI: Neil Alexander, Anestis Argyriou, Lee McCulluch, Chris Hegarty, Lee Wallace, Kyle Hutton, Lewis Mcleod, Barrie McKay, David Templeton, Andrew Little, Francisco Sandaza

Subs: Blair Currie, Ross Perry, Robbie Crawford, Fraser Aird, Karl Naismith

Comfortable victory marred somewhat when Lee Wallace was mysteriously sent off almost on the hour, having conceded a penalty for the referee only knows what. Fortunately Neil Alexander saved the penalty, which actually spurred 10 man Rangers into upping the pace to the extent that it was Annan who looked like the team down to 10 men.

 

Within minutes of the penalty save, Andrew Little put Rangers 2-0 up, and on 70 minutes David Templeton scored a cracker, his second of the night, to put Rangers 3-0 up. Penalty incident aside, the biggest mystery of the night was that it took Rangers 28 minutes to take the lead.

 

Final score: Rangers 3-0 Annan.

Edited December 18, 201213 yr by Tommy Docherty

http://willievass.photoshelter.com/gallery/181212-Rangers-v-Annan-Athletic/G0000N9Rvoz_h1Cc/C0000jVCeRN_1txg

 

Pictures from Wille Vass of last nights game at Ibrox which saw 42,000 attend. yes 42,000 for a Division 3 League game the week before Christmas.

Watched most of the game, was really impressed with Templeton and Little again. McLeod and McKay also look great prospects.

Will post match report and analysis in a bit, much to discuss on the game last night including entertainment, police violence, poor standard of officials and much more.

Police violence is something that's received little or no publicity. All I'll say is some things never change. As for the referee, I think the match commentator had it right when he said the ref was overwhelmed by the occasion. Only he knows why he send off Lee Wallace. He looked badly out of his depth, whether because of inexperience, lack of ability or both.

 

It's no surprise that Rangers are to appeal the decision, which should be overturned, no doubt about it.