Gordon Reid was a half-time guest at Ibrox, showing the fans his Australian Open Wheelchair Singles trophy.  

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Martyn Waghorn drifts away from his beat on the left wing to have an optimistic hit from 30 yards.That one won't be going into the Rangers' top-scorer's scrap book.

Ouch!published at 13:39 Greenwich Mean Time 6 February 2016

13:39 GMT 6 February 2016

Rangers 0-0 Kilmarnock

Killie's Greg Kiltie is taken out by a wild lunge from James Tavernier, who is lucky to avoid censure from referee Bobby Madden. Craig Slater's firm free-kick flies right across the danger zone.

More of the same in first few few minutes of the second half... Pass and move, pass and move from Rangers, thumping it long from Kilmarnock.

We're up and running again at Ibrox.

A spot of signing news for Dundee United fans.

Former Inverness CT striker Edward Ofere  has joined up at Tannadice until the end of the season

Regular Sportscene guest Michael Stewart has his say...

"Sometimes you feel Rangers just over-play at times," says BBC Radio Scotland pundit Craig Paterson. "Kilmarnock are doing well to hang in but as the first half went on too many players were simply concentrating on their defensive duties."

Suddenly, Kilmarnock break and Craig Slater dances his way past a couple of challenges to fire in a fierce angled drive from near the junction of the six-yard box. The ball cannons off the head of Wes Foderingham and flies over the crossbar. It doesn't matter how you keep them out...

As Killie clear yet another cross, the ball falls to Barrie MacKay, who juggles it nicely and pops in a deflected half-volley that is snaffled up by Jamie MacDonald.

Rangers are building up a head of steam here as Kilmarnock are in too much of hurry to lump long balls forward and struggle to maintain possession.

The hosts probe for an opening but Kilmarnock are packing men behind the ball and there's not much space to work in for Mark Warburton's men.

Josh Magennis is caught by a stray elbow from Danny Wilson but he's a big lad and he'll be fine.

Ten minutes until half time and the game hasn't really sparked into life yet, although both sides are going hard at it.

Killie striker Josh Magennis turns on the afterburners as he goes for a charge down the left flank but defender Rob Kiernan does well to stay with him and mop up the danger.

Kilmarnock captain Stevie Smith is booked for a tug at Martyn Waghorn near the halfway line.

Better from the visitors as Kilmarnock forward Tope Obadeyi cuts in from the left to let fly with a powerful shot that is beaten away by Wes Foderingham at his near post.

Rangers are starting to hog the ball now as Kilmarnock work hard to plug the gaps. Lee Wallace wiggles his way into the penalty box again but his attempted shot is thwarted by Lee Hodson.

Rangers seeing more of the ball now as James Tavernier storms forward from right-back and slams a rocket of a shot against the post. Goalie Jamie MacDonald puffs his cheeks in relief, since he was nowhere near that...