Andy Halliday races clear in the inside right channel and drills the ball across the penalty area. It looks like a certain third goal for Martyn Waghorn as he arrives at the back post but the striker lacks conviction and keeper Cammy Belford and a defender combine to snuff out the danger.

We're up and running again. Will we see any kind of fight from Stranraer?

Former Rangers midfielder Derek Ferguson on Radio Scotland: "Stranraer may be a part-time team but [manager] Brian Reid will be absolutely raging. They are better than that but they are not showing enough desire or effort. I think you'll see a reaction in the second half.  Hopefully they will make it a bit more competitive. It is so one-sided, but that is down to players not giving 100%."

Stranraer are back out nice and sharp, with a few choice words from manager Brian Reid ringing in their ears, no doubt. 

Two changes for the visitors. Turner and Malcolm on for Barbour and Nade.

Joey Barton has been neat and tidy, keeping the ball ticking along with simple passes, but he's not been under any kind of pressure. Niko Kranjcar, the other big name summer arrival at Ibrox, has been pretty quiet though.

Barrie McKay has probably been the pick of the bunch for a dominant Rangers. He's been giving Stranraer the runaround with a series of good bursts down the left and his direct style won the early penalty.

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One-way traffic. Rangers are strolling to a fourth consecutive victory in Group F of the Scottish League Cup. Stranraer have been run ragged and Martyn Waghorn has two goals.

The tempo has dipped a little but Rangers continue to pull the strings, with James Tavernier lashing a powerful shot wide from 25 yards.

Former Rangers defender Craig Paterson on Radio Scotland: "Does Mark Warburton start Clint Hill with Kiernan or Wilson?  Does he start Lee Hodson ahead of Tavernier at right-back in games where Rangers will have to defend more? Well he is going to learn absolutely nothing tonight because the back four are completely untested."

It's not been a great evening for Stranraer right-back Ross Barbour, who gave away a penalty for the first goal and deflected in the second. Now he's on a booking after a tug at Barrie McKay near the halfway line.

Stranraer just can't get out of their own half. The stats on the TV say 80% possession for Rangers in the last 10 minutes.

Lovely work from Rangers skipper Lee Wallace, who takes a high ball out of the sky with his chest and leaves his man for dead to get into the box. His cut-back from the byline is cleared by a lunging defender, with a shortage of blue shirts in the danger zone.

Martyn Waghorn is thinking of a hat-trick as the ball falls nicely for him from a corner but his shot from 10 yards on the angle flies high over the target.

The home side are slicing through Stranraer with ease as Martyn Waghorn cuts in from the left and drills a pass to Andy Halliday on the edge of the penalty box. The midfielder tries his luck with a first-time effort and the shot spins wide.

Mr Belford is being kept busy as he juggles a long-range dig from James Tavernier but recovers brilliantly to block a follow-up effort from Danny Wilson at the back post.

Cammy Belford gets a hand to a curling effort from Barrie McKay, pushing it round the post.

Martyn Waghorn should be doubling his tally as he finds space between two defenders to meet a Harry Forrester cross from the right. However, the striker can only nod straight at the keeper.

"It's a lazy challenge from a player with the experience of Ross Barbour," says BBC Sportsound pundit Derek Ferguson.