Summary

  • FT: Dundee 2-1 Rangers (O'Hara 2; Windass)

  • O'Hara tucks away second from Allan pass

  • Windass drills in leveller with fierce shot

  • O'Hara smashes in after Rangers fail to clear free-kick

  • Dundee move off the bottom, above Partick

  • Rangers miss chance to move up to second

Live Reporting

Andy Campbell

  1. Billy Dodds
    BBC Scotland summariser

    Cammy Kerr is a tenacious player and gets up and down that right flank all day for Dundee. But he needs to work on the quality of his delivery. But so do Rangers. The quality of balls into the box by both teams has been non-existent.

  2. YELLOW CARD

    Dundee 0-0 Rangers

    Rangers' Jason Holt goes into the book for handling the ball on the ground after losing possession.

  3. Dundee 0-0 Rangers

    Dundee struggle to clear their lines and James Tavernier flashes a shot wide.

  4. Dundee 0-0 Rangers

    No goals yet but it's been a lively opening at Dens Park.

    Dundee and Rangers playersSNS

    Declan John (centre) returned to the Rangers line-up after missing out last weekend

  5. Dundee 0-0 Rangers

    Alfredo Morelos shoots into the side netting of the Dundee goal.

    Dundee go straight up the park and Paul McGowan volleys into the grasp of Wes Foderingham.

  6. Dundee threaten

    Dundee 0-0 Rangers

    Dundee's first real advance ends with Faissal El Bakhtaoui heading into Wes Foderingham's arms.

    Moments later, the striker stings the keeper's palms with a long-range shot.

  7. Dundee 0-0 Rangers

    Billy Dodds
    BBC Scotland summariser

    Rangers have been the better team, they have started really well. But the game has been frantic. It has been 100mph. Both teams need to slow it down a bit and look for more quality.

  8. Dundee 0-0 Rangers

    Dundee manager Neil McCann started this evening with his side bottom of the Scottish Premiership. Victory would take them above Partick Thistle.

    Neil McCannSNS

  9. Dundee 0-0 Rangers

    An enterprising run forward by Declan John is ended when his shot is blocked by Dundee defender Josh Meekings.

  10. CLOSE!

    Dundee 0-0 Rangers

    Ryan Jack's shot for Rangers is deflected just wide.

  11. Dundee 0-0 Rangers

    Steven Thompson
    Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

    I think Kenny Miller should have done better. He got up above the defender and it was a really good opportunity.

  12. Chance for Miller

    Dundee 0-0 Rangers

    First chance goes the way of the visitors.

    Daniel Candeias swings a superb cross in from the right for Kenny Miller at the back post and his header is gratefully received by goalkeeper Elliot Parish.

  13. Dundee 0-0 Rangers

    A bit of a tangle between Dundee's Paul McGowan and Rangers' Jason Holt after a tussle for possession.

    Referee has a word with both and that's the end of it.

  14. Dundee 0-0 Rangers

    No early chances to speak of. Rangers are eager to get the ball forward early.

  15. KICK-OFF

    Dundee 0-0 Rangers

    Rangers get the game started.

  16. Dundee ready to 'have a good go'

    Dundee v Rangers (19:45)

    Dundee assistant boss Graham Gartland on BBC Scotland:

    "It is a tough game playing Rangers at any time. But if we do our job and commit to what we have been working on all week, we should have a good go at it.

    "I think we have been playing well. As much as the clean sheet last week [against Kilmarnock] helped us, we were disappointed we didn't create a lot of chances.

    "We want to play front-foot football and take the game to teams. We want to address the attacking side this week, while still protecting our back four."

  17. Pre-match pics

    Dundee v Rangers (19:45)

    Niko KranjcarSNS

    Niko Kranjcar may have been warming up at Dens Park but the Croatian midfielder is not in the Rangers squad this evening and has made just 17 appearances since joining the Ibrox side in the summer of 2016

    Graeme Murty and Jonatan JohanssonSNS

    Interim manager Graeme Murty (left) takes charge of Rangers for a fourth match running, assisted by Jonatan Johansson

  18. Almost game time

    Dundee v Rangers (19:45)

    Players make their way on to the pitch at Dens Park.

  19. Rangers fans 'need a lift' - Murty

    Dundee v Rangers (19:45)

    Interim manager Graeme Murty on RangersTV: "Declan brings natural balance and width with his left foot and his running power. It was just natural for us to bring him back in. It's down to the entire back line to defend.

    "[Carlos Pena] always seems to get a goal in training. He gets in the box, he arrives well. We played a couple of practice matches in the week and he scored in those so if I need a goal, he's always another option for us.

    "I'm expecting [Dundee] to look at us and quite fancy their chances but that's fine. We have to be able to accommodate that, we have to deal with it and go on and impose ourselves on the game.

    "They need to give our fans a lift. As much as our fans can lift the players on the pitch, I think our players can make sure they go home happy tonight."

    Graeme MurtySNS

  20. Bringing back McLeish 'wouldn't be progressive'

    Dundee v Rangers (19:45)

    Steven Thompson
    Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

    If Derek McInnes appears to be ruling himself out of contention for the Rangers job, who else might the Ibrox board be considering?

    Alex McLeish has now become the bookies' favourite, but former Rangers striker Steven Thompson doesn't necessarily think that would be the right move.

    "Derek was my first choice," Thompson told BBC Scotland. "If Alex McLeish was brought in, would the fans say that was progressive? It is 16, 17 years now since he became Rangers manager. He was my manager at Rangers and I loved him, but time has moved on.

    "As much as he would be seen as a very safe pair of hands, I don't think that would be seen as progressive."