That's enough from me. But we have more football for you later on, with the Petrofac Training Cup final.

You can watch or listen to Alloa v Livingston from McDiarmid Park via the BBC Sport website. Kick-off is at 16:05 BST.

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Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson on BBC Radio Scotland

"We didn't do enough to win the game. It wasn't until we went with two up top that we put them under any pressure. It was difficult to break them down after the break - they worked really hard. At the end of the day, we are champions and sometimes it's difficult for the players to get motivated. The intensity wasn't quite there."

So what has Stuart McCall done to galvanise Rangers? He got off to a sticky start with draws against Livingston and Alloa but wins against Hibs, Cowdenbeath and now Hearts has changed the mood at Ibrox entirely.

"It's just about confidence," McCall said in his post-match interview. "The players are playing with their chests out now."

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Rangers manager Stuart McCall on BBC Radio Scotland

"I was delighted with the way we approached the game. We have good energy and quality in the side. I think people thought we would go 3-5-2 but I thought Haris [Vuckic] deserved a start. We wanted our full-backs forward and we were terrific in the first half. The second half was all about guts and determination."

Champions Hearts remain on 81 points, with five matches left to play. The record points tally for the second tier is 89 - set by Hibs in 1999.

There is a full Championship card in midweek, with Rangers visiting Queen of the South on Thursday. The evening before sees Hibs go to Dumbarton, while Falkirk travel to Livingston.

Rangers are now three points clear of Hibernian, having played a game less. The goal difference between the sides is now the same, with the Leith team slumping to a third consecutive defeat yesterday.

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Just to recap, Rangers moved into a 2-0 lead thanks to first-half goals from Kenny Miller and Haris Vuckic but lost skipper Lee McCulloch to a red card moments before the interval.

Hearts huffed and puffed in the second half, struggling to break down 10 men until Genero Zeefuik knocked in a late consolation goal.

Rangers make it three wins on the trot to move second in the Championship. It's a first away defeat of the season for champions Hearts.

Free kick to Hearts. It's going long into the mixer... Osman Sow gets a flick on it but the ball drifts through to keeper Cammy Bell.

Bilel Mohsni is winning everything in the air for Rangers. The Tunisian defender, so often the subject of criticism, has done a sterling job since coming on at the interval.

We'll get four minutes of stoppage-time. Lots of nail-biting from the home fans at Ibrox...

Minute 90 is upon us. Will Rangers hang on?

Nicky Clark has put in an incredible shift for Rangers today but he needs to work on his retaining possession near the corner flag as he runs the ball out of play. Hearts are in a rush to get the ball back up the park.

Rangers have everyone defending their penalty area as Hearts press and probe but the pressure is relieved when Alim Ozturk slices a dreadful shot from 25 yards wide.

Is hasn't taken substitute Ian Black long to pick up a booking, scything down Billy King. Hearts have their tails up now.

Suddenly, Hearts are right back in it as Osman Sow gets on the end of a deep cross at the back post. His header is well saved by Cammy Bell but Genero Zeefuik is in the right place to tap in his 10th goal of the season.

The much-maligned Bilel Mohsni is now in the Hearts penalty box winning a header and the ball eventually drops for Robbie Crawford, who slams the ball high over the target.

For the second time in quick succession, Rangers defender Bilel Mohsni and goalkeeper Cammy Bell go for the same high ball. I'm sure manager Stuart McCall would rather his keeper stay put since the back three are coping comfortably at the moment.