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FT: St Mirren 4-1 TNS (McGinn, Mallan, Sutton, Loy; Brobbel)
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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
Dundee 2-1 Rangers
Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park
Quote MessageThe goal has given Rangers some belief and Dundee look to be tiring a little. We could be in for a very interesting end to this game
Dundee 2-1 Rangers
Referee Craig Thomson waves away Dundee's appeals as Mark O'Hara goes down inside the penalty box under a challenge from Danny Wilson.
It looks like the Rangers defender got a nick on the ball before contact with the midfielder.
St Mirren 0-0 The New Saints
Stephen McGinn fires a long-range drive just over the TNS crossbar, but neither side have forced a save so far in Paisley.
Dundee 2-1 Rangers
Dundee switch off again in defence and Kenny Miller's low drive takes a deflection off a defender and strikes the outside of the near post.
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Dundee 2-1 Rangers
Paul McGowan looks to restore Dundee's two-goal cushion as the midfielder chests the ball down before sending a looping drive over the crossbar.
Joe Garner
Dundee give Joe Garner too much room 18 yards from goal and the much-maligned striker sends a drive curling away from goalkeeper Scott Bain and into the far corner of the net.
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Rangers striker Martyn Waghorn has flown into a couple of challenges and, fortunately for him and his opponents, has been as off target with his tackles as his shots.
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Dundee 2-0 Rangers
Julen Etxabeguren will miss Dundee's next match as the defender is booked for a late challenge on Barrie McKay.
Dundee 2-0 Rangers
Dundee midfielder James Vincent tries an audacious drive from all of 40 yards, but it flies a long way over the crossbar.
St Mirren 0-0 The New Saints
St Mirren win a free-kick in a promising position a couple of feet outside the penalty box, but Stevie Mallan fires wildly over the crossbar.
St Mirren 0-0 The New Saints
St Mirren: O'Brien, Demetriou, Baird, Davis, Eckersley, Magennis, Storie, McGinn, Mallan, Loy, Sutton.
Substitutes: Whyte, O'Keefe, Langfield, Irvine, Webster, Morgan, Fjelde.
The New Saints: Harrison, Spender, Saunders, Rawlinson, Marriott, Baker, Mullan, Edwards, Brobbel, Cieslewicz, Fletcher.
Substitutes: Seargeant, Draper, Leca , Darlington, Quigley, Pryce, Wycherley.
Dundee 2-0 Rangers
Rangers goalkeeper Wes Foderingham has another nervous moment as his clearance from a back-pass is almost intercepted.
Dundee 2-0 Rangers
Rangers are pressing and, after Dundee clear from in front of goal following a corner, Andy Halliday volleys wide from the edge of the box.
Dundee 2-0 Rangers
Rangers are doing the early second-half pressing at Dens Park and James Tavernier's curling free-kick beats the defensive wall but is turned over for a corner by goalkeeper Scott Bain.
St Mirren 0-0 The New Saints
The home side have had most of the early possession, but neither side have threatened a goal in the Irn Bru Cup semi-final.
Dundee 2-0 Rangers
Rangers get the second half under way and it is a big test for caretaker manager Graeme Murty.
Dundee 2-0 Rangers
Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park
Quote MessageDundee's desire and fight a real joy to watch in that first half, but Rangers have been truly awful. They have been second to every ball and they are very much on the ropes here. The start of this second half is going to be crucial, but if the home side can maintain their work rate, they could be very well record their first win over Rangers at Dens Park since 1992
Image source, SNSHT: Dundee 2-0 Rangers
Quote MessageWhen you press this Rangers side high up, can they win the individual battles? And, up until 45 minutes, they are not doing that. If you look at their bench, there is nobody who can add that physical element they need
Alex Rae, BBC Radio Scotland pundit
St Mirren 0-0 The New Saints
They are off at Paisley 2021 Stadium in the Irn Bru Cup semi-final, with the New Saints kicking off in their traditional green strips.
Image source, SNSThe TNS fans were making plenty of noise at Paisley 2021 Stadium