"Rangers have just got too excited in and around the area. It is how I thought it would be, tight and exciting. The quality is probably not there, but you are on the edge of your seat."

ashleyfalconer: "Come on Rangers, you can do it!"

Atheist Agenda: "Motherwell frustrating the 1st Division side without getting out of first gear."

Amie Igoe: "The best thing about this game is the man going mad with his flag pole."

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Rangers have had the bulk of the territory but have failed to capitalise on a nervous home side. The Glasgow side have lacked composure and their best chances have come from high balls lumped agriculturally into the Well penalty box.

The home side have worked their way into the game and probably have come closest to scoring.

Haris Vuckic finds Kris Boyd at the back post, but the striker heads wide of the Motherwell near post.

Motherwell striker Scott McDonald lives dangerously with what looks like a challenge from behind that sends Kenny Miller flying inside the penalty box. The Australian wins the ball, which is probably whey there was no whistle and finger pointed to the penalty spot.

Marius Zaliukas is having a nightmare for Rangers and blasts high over the crossbar after the ball falls to the central defender at the back post from a corner.

Lee Johnson flashes a curling drive just wide of the far post from just outside the penalty box as the Motherwell midfielder goes close to opening the scoring.

Rangers captain Lee McCulloch is the next man in referee Craig Thomson's book as he clatters Scott McDonald as he tries to rescue the situation after his own poor control.

Motherwell are beginning to exert some pressure of their own and Stephen McManus is found unmarked by a Marvin Johnson free-kick, but the centre-half heads wide with goalkeeper Cammy Bell left exposed and unhappy at his defence.

Lee Erwin is the main danger for the home side and the big striker flashes a shot across the face of goal from 16 yards.

A Motherwell fans' brolly strikes former Well man Lee McCulloch on the face as they attempt to retrieve a ball on the touchline. That could have been a nasty one. The fan is left remonstrating with a steward.

Motherwell striker Scott McDonald is inches from making contact on a low Lionel Ainsworth cross into the six-yard box as the home side at last threaten at the other end.

A shot on the turn from Haris Vuckic is blocked by a Motherwell leg just 12 yards from goal before the pressure is eased by a foul on defender Stephen McManus as Rangers continue to press.

Rangers midfielder Andy Murdoch flies into a challenge on Stevie Hammell. The 20-year-old escapes with a booking when some referees could have pulled out the red.

"It is the same as Thursday, Rangers on top, creating a few chances, but Motherwell hit them with the sucker punch. Is the same thing going to happen today?"

Rangers are doing all the attacking, having most of the possession, but they have not entered the Well net despite knocking on the door and a fine cross from Richard Foster just evades Kris Boyd in front of goal.

This time, it was Motherwell midfielder Stephen Pearson who doesn't hold back and his lunging challenge leaves Rangers full-back Lee Wallace with a sore foot and a free-kick.

"You can see how aggressive Rangers are. In 50-50s, they aint holding back."