“Ryan Naderi scores just four minutes after coming on, giving Rangers the lead”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Rangers dominated the underlying numbers, racking up 27 shots to Motherwell's 8 and creating five big chances to the visitors' none, yet needed just the one clinical finish to separate the sides. The win was set up inside the first 12 minutes, when an early injury or tactical change saw Ryan Naderi replace Lawrence Shankland, and the substitute promptly justified the decision by finding the net. Motherwell's best moment came via a missed opportunity of their own, with Min-su Kim failing to convert from the penalty spot in the 30th minute, a miss that could have changed the entire complexion of the match. Despite enjoying 59% possession and playing more passes, Motherwell managed only 3 shots on target and never found a way through a Rangers defence that made 24 tackles and stayed disciplined throughout, leaving Rangers to close out a narrow but comfortable-looking win with 27 shots to show for their overall attacking dominance.
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