We are into five minutes of stoppage time...time running out for Kilmarnock.

It is surprising that Mikael Ndjoli was not on from the start considering the on-loan Bournemouth forward's recent form and he shows his threat.

He sees a window of opportunity to send a low drive from a difficult angle heading for the near post, but Rangers goalkeeper Wes Foderingham is there to save.

Kris Boyd hasn't given up the ghost and uses his bulk to hold off three defenders before slipping the ball to Eamonn Brophy.

But his strike partner is crowded out and goalkeeper Wes Foderingham sweeps up in front of goal.

It's Killie's turn to make changes, with Iain Wilson and Mikael Ndjoli replacing Alan Power and Scott Boyd.

Surely too late to make any difference to the result.

Alfredo Morelos comes off to a standing ovation from the visiting fans, with Scott Arfield also coming off.

On go Ross McCrorie and Umar Sadiq.

It's Killie goalkeeper Daniel Bachmann's turn to impress, turning wide Ovie Ejaria's low drive.

Kris Boyd nods on a Gary Dicker free-kick, but Rangers goalkeeper Wes Fotheringham does well to save.

Rangers midfielder Scott Arfield is booked for pulling back Jordan Jones.

Kilmarnock midfielder Alan Power goes into the book for a trip on Andy Halliday.

Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

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If Rangers do go through, the victory could be coming at a price ahead of Thursday's Europa League qualifier.

With Jamie Murphy already stretchered off, goalkeeper Wes Foderingham and defender Connor Goldson are both left nursing knocks.

Former Rangers defender Kirk Broadfoot is certainly leaving his mark and his nudge sends Foderingham crashing to the ground and he catches the foot of his team-mate.

A fine double save from Daniel Bachmann keeps Killie in the game.

First, he touches a low drive from Scott Arfield against the outside of a post.

And, from the corner, he manages to deny Alfredo Morelos a hat-trick as he blocks the striker's close-range header on the line.

Only a couple of weeks ago, Borna Barisic was trying to know Rangers out of Europa League qualifying for Osijek.

He won a move to Ibrox for his performances for the Croats, but maybe he would have preferred to have scored against them then instead of now.

The left-back's own goal has given Kilmarnock some hope of an unlikely comeback.

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Alfredo Morelos is not only known for his goals but his moments of madness.

And he goes in the book for pulling back Killie midfielder Gary Dicker as Rangers look to break clear.

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Alfredo Morelos has a great chance to complete his hat-trick after a neat one-two with Scott Arfield.

However, the striker pokes his shot from the edge of the box over the crossbar, with a corner being given, presumably because the officials saw a touch from goalkeeepr Daniel Bachmann's fingertips.

Eamonn Brophy has had a cut above his eye patched up, while Nikola Katic has a Terry Butcher-style bandage wrapped around his head as both players are able to continue - for the moment.

Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

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Kilmarnock striker Eamonn Brophy and Rangers defender Nikola Katic rise to meet a bouncing ball and they flop to the ground after a clash of heads.