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You can also read Martin Dowden's match report from Fir Park.

And see key updates from the game below:

• Rangers 'lucky to get point', says irate Martin
• Well 'could've taken three points' - Askou
• Tavernier heads in corner to give Rangers lead
• Longelo slaps in late leveller for impressive hosts

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Motherwell manager Jens Berthel Askou tells BBC Scotland: "Second half we came out the way we wanted, we tried to be more dominant and brave.

"We were able to gear up and put pressure on Rangers. I was quite impressed with that.

"With more sharpness and effectiveness, we could've taken three points."

When asked if he was frustrated by how the corner for Rangers' goal was given away, he replied: "No, no. If people think we are frustrated when we try to do what we know is going to give us a lot of success over time... I want more bravery."

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The main story is of course about Rangers, but we cannot forget about Motherwell.

The Fir Park side were superb. Here's their manager...

Sky Sports

Motherwell midfielder Elliot Watt tells Sky Sports: "Terrific performance, it's been a tough pre-season.

"We're very early in the gaffer's reign and he's done really well getting his ideas across."

More from Rangers head coach Russell Martin: "We didn’t run enough, we didn’t fight enough, we weren’t brave enough.

"Thankfully, we got a point. We’re at a club where you can’t give leeway. We’re going to play in Europe all season, so yes, for some it was their first 90 minutes on Wednesday night, we were delayed a bit and got back at six in the morning, but it’s not an excuse, it can’t be.

"I’m not going to use it as an excuse, there was too much today that I didn't like when I looked at the team. The body language, throwing arms up in the air at decisions, like, just get on with it, just get the ball back in and play quickly.

"One run and then walking back to your position is not enough, it’s not going to be us.

"I’m disappointed. Pre-season and European games it’s really easy to do what you’re being asked because you know what’s at stake, but then to come here you have to have the same mentality, you have to."

You can catch highlights of ttwo excellent games on Sportscene right now.

The BBC Scotland channel is where you need to be, or find it on iPlayer.

If you've got a late bedtime you can catch a repeat after midnight at 00:45 on BBC One Scotland.

Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker on Sky Sports

How many times have we seen that interview?

Rangers captain James Tavernier tells Sky Sports: "It has to be better than that. None of us are happy in there with the performance we put in.

"It's done now and we need to focus on Tuesday. It's a new team, but we can't waste any chances.

"First half we can take a little bit of a positive, but we knew we needed to step it up and we didn't do that."

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Here's more from Rangers head coach Russell Martin, who has been telling BBC Scotland: "I think we were lucky with what we got, Motherwell were really good.

"The thing I can’t accept is, whatever the tactics are, we got outfought and they were braver than us to play in certain moments.

"We pick and choose when we want to play football properly and when we want to run hard when it’s going well, and then when the game’s not going well, we have too many players that want to do their own thing and slip into self-preservation.

"And this is not me blaming the players at all, but I think it’s a problem the club has had over the last few years - when it’s going well, it’s fine, and when it’s not, there’s a problem, it’s not together enough on the pitch.

"We have to work out quickly who really wants to dig in and fight and do what we’re asking them to do.

"When they play in the way that we train and we want them to, then it’s all on me if it goes wrong.

"When guys want to make stuff up and pick and choose when to run, I said when I first came in, it’s never a choice. Here you don’t have a choice, you have to run always."

And, as you'd expect, the Rangers fans haven't held back either.

Here's what some of them had to say...

Wow, Rangers head coach Russell Martin has not held back.

Here are some flash quotes from the Ibrox boss' Sky Sports interview:

• "Lucky to get a point, nowhere where we needed to be. Motherwell were braver and more aggressive than us."
• "We got more than what we deserved. There will be people left behind, if they don't want to come, they don't want to come."
• "I'm more angry than surprised."

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Derek Ferguson
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Radio Scotland

Rangers are very fortunate to get away today with a point.

I've got a real worry after watching that second half.

They players still have a lot to prove to that Rangers support.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland Fir Park

The questions will be all about Rangers given that second-half performance

The answers came for Jens Berthel Askou. The idea whether his tactics were a stretch against this opposition floated around at half time. Emphatically answered with a dominant second period.

A deserved point that could easily have been more.

For Russell Martin, it's an early set-back in a challenging period. It'll take time, but Rangers rarely get that.

Over the last three games, Rangers have conceded only twice, but in those games their opponents have amassed a total expected goals tally of 5.58.

That's not sustainable, and Russell Martin will know that.

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Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell defender on BBC Radio Scotland

Jens Berthel Askou sold the players his vision when he came in for pre-season.

They've worked on it, and worked on it, and worked on it.

And now he's got plenty of evidence that it works, if they trust themselves and back themselves, they can be good.

Faddy was making that comment with tongue in cheek, but the stats below back it up.

The expected goals tallies make for quite remarkable reading.

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James McFadden
Former Motherwell forward on Sky Sports

A draw was a good result for Rangers based on that performance.

The Motherwell players are getting some ovation as manager Jens Berthel Askou leads a lap of honour.

Those fans might have a lot of fun this season.

In Russell Martin's first three Rangers games, his team have faced 51 shots.

Fifty-one.