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FT: St Mirren 4-1 TNS (McGinn, Mallan, Sutton, Loy; Brobbel)
Buddies will play Dundee United in Challenge Cup final
FT: Dundee 2-1 Rangers (O'Hara, Holt; Garner)
Win lifts Dundee into Premiership's top six
FT: Kilmarnock 1-2 Aberdeen (McKenzie; Pawlett, Stockley)
Aberdeen take six-point lead over third-placed Rangers
FT: Dundee 2-1 Rangers
Interim Rangers manager Graeme Murty speaking to Sky Sports: “The players understand the demands of this football club. I know they can do it.
“They’re disappointed, they are shot to pieces.
“I expect from them.
“The appointment will be made when the appointment is made. I’ll carry on until I’m told otherwise."
Earlier, Aberdeen staged a thrilling late fightback to beat Kilmarnock in Lee McCulloch's first game as the Ayrshire club's caretaker manager as the Dons consolidated their position in second place.
You can now read Jane Lewis' impressions of the game at Rugby Park.
Late goals from substitutes Jayden Stockley and Peter Pawlett see Aberdeen come from behind to snatch victory at Kilmarnock.
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Quote MessageI don't think Rangers can dwell too long before making appointments, because I can see frustrations within the Rangers players today
Peter Houston, BBC Radio Scotland pundit
FT: Dundee 2-1 Rangers
Quote MessageParticularly away from home, there is a fragility in this Rangers team
Alex Rae, BBC Radio Scotland pundit
FT: Dundee 2-1 Rangers
Dundee manager Paul Hartley on BBC Radio Scotland: "The work-rate was incredible and the fitness levels were terrific to keep Rangers under pressure.
"We know they like to play from the back and we didn't let them build at all.
"We have rightly had a bit of criticism this season, but I tell you what - they give me everything.
"It shows that we can play like that and we have to put those kind of performances in every week now."
Image source, SNSThat 2-1 win for Aberdeen heaps pressure on Rangers, who still have caretaker manager Graeme Murty in charge.
The former Scotland defender won his first match in charge - a scrappy Scottish Cup win over Greenock Morton - but his side looked ragged for much of the match in Dundee.
Rangers now drop six points behind the Dons, who also have a much healthier goal difference.
Image source, SNSGraeme Murty was left frustrated on the touchline for Rangers
St Mirren 0-1 The New Saints
St Mirren kick off the second half in Paisley and Jack Ross' side have a lot of work to do if they are to deny Welsh champions TNS a place in the Irn Bru Cup final against Dundee United.
FT: Kilmarnock 1-2 Aberdeen
Kilmarnock caretaker manager Lee McCulloch on BBC Radio Scotland:"Up to the 83rd minute, I'm proud as I can be of the boys.
"We had a game plan to frustrate Aberdeen, but it was just a crazy first goal [to give away].
"A lack of concentration gives them that step to come back in and they've shown the character of winners to go and nick another dubious goal with bad defending from ourselves.
"We're disappointed, but we need to take that form into next week.
"There were loads of positives - the finish for the goal, the way we passed the ball at times, the togetherness we showed."
Image source, SNSFT: Kilmarnock 1-2 Aberdeen
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes on BBC Radio Scotland: "Peter [Pawlett] and Jayden [Stockley] coming on really forced the issue. I don't think we'd have won the game without the impact those boys made.
"We were not good enough in the first half, we were sloppy; I think it took losing the goal to wake us up a bit.
"The performances were so far removed from Wednesday night [a 7-2 win over Motherwell], when we couldn't do anything wrong. Today, it was just sloppiness.
"But we've found late winners a lot this season between the 80th and 90th minute. It's an identity of the team.
"Whether that's the impact of the subs or determination of the players to never know they're beaten, it's a good thing to have. Even though not at our best, we won the game."
Image source, SNSDundee beat Rangers for the first time at home in the league since 1992 as the Glasgow side fall six points behind second-top Aberdeen in the Premiership.
Paul Hartley's side move above Kilmarnock and Partick Thistle and into sixth place.
Image source, SNSRangers striker Martyn Waghorn was left disappointed at Dens Park
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Dundee 2-1 Rangers
James Vincent fires straight at Rangers goalkeeper Wes Foderingham from 22 yards. Dundee are the ones doing the pressing at Dens Park.
St Mirren 0-1 The New Saints
TNS are halfway towards a historic first appearance in the Irn Bru Cup final as they deservedly lead 1-0 in the battle of the Saints in Paisley.
Dundee 2-1 Rangers
Can Rangers build on Joe Garner's goal in the closing three minutes and avoid a first defeat at Dens Park since 1992?
Image source, SNSDundee 2-1 Rangers
Dundee are so close to extending their lead as Craig Wighton nutmegs Danny Wilson and fires a low drive that goalkeeper Wes Foderingham manages to deflect clear with his trailing foot after it takes a deflection off Rob Kiernan.
Ryan Brobbel
TNS had been pressing and Ryan Brobbel makes a fine turn away from his marker in midfield before curling a superb drive into the far corner from 18 yards.
Dundee 2-1 Rangers
It is Dundee's turn to make changes, with Danny Williams replacing Henrik Ojamaa.
Dundee 2-1 Rangers
Great chance for Rangers to equalise as Martyn Waghorn's cross finds Harry Forrester at the back post, but the midfielder slashes his half-volley wide.
Dundee 2-1 Rangers
Rangers make their last two throws of the dice as Jason Holt for Andy Halliday replace Harry Forrester and Barrie McKay.
St Mirren 0-0 The New Saints
So close to an opening goal and it is TNS who threaten as Ryan Brobbel fires a low drive from just inside the penalty area that goalkeeper Billy O'Brien turns wide one-handed.
From the corner, Wes Fletcher rises at the back post and sends his header against the outside of the post.