Thank you for joining us this afternoon. Livingston take all three points with victory over Rangers, and it is a West Lothian top three in the Premiership.

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Livingston manager Gary Holt tells BBC Sportsound: "I'm over the moon for them. They got what they deserved today, on chances we maybe could have scored a couple more and made it a wee bit more comfortable for us.

"It's something me and the staff try and hammer home to them. You've got a clean sheet before the game, don't give it away. Try you hardest to put your body on the line and your head on the line and I've got boys that will do that.

"We're seven games in there's 31 to go and we know we're relegation favourites, we were before the start of the season. We want to buck the trend, we want to maybe stick two fingers up and say we're good enough to stay up."

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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard on Sky Sports: "Disappointment. Three points dropped. Credit to Livingston, they deserved it. We didn't create enough. We didn't get enough shots off at goal.

"We never had enough quality in terms of crosses, in terms of trying to disrupt their back three. When we got into good areas, we either over-hit the cross, under-hit the cross or they defended it quite well.

"In the final third today, we were nowhere near good enough. We could still be playing for a couple of days, I don't think we'd have scored.

"We've had praise and we've had a lot of credit. Now we have to take the criticism and when we're not good enough, I need to tell the players when they're not good enough.

"They've done ever so well so far so I can't go over the top in terms of criticism but we'll definitely analyse it and if individuals need to be told or they need to be told as a team, that's my job to do it.

"The squad's getting healthy now, there's a lot of competition. The one thing you don't want to do now as a player is play your way out of the team."

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Livingston midfielder Keaghan Jacobs tells BBC Sportsound: "What a result for the boys, but the amount of effort and work we put into the game - I don't thjink anyone could say we didn't deserve it.

"That's the way we play every week. I think the boys outdone themselves today.

"We've shown that we've got what it takes to compete at this level. We do the dirty work at times but we can play football at times as well."

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Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound

"Proper defending. Not only that from this Livingston team. The set-up for the goal was excellent as well, the pull back and the passing.

"Every department of the pitch, have they got the physical strength? Yes. Have they got the mental strength? Yes. Can they be technical? Yes, on occasion.

"They are a breath of fresh air. They are safe. Make no mistakes about this. They are not going down this season. They have got too much about them."

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Livingston happy to play up to the myth that they are solely a team of hammer throwers. They are far from it, a very well balanced side who thoroughly deserve to be sitting third in the league.

Livingston manager Gary Holt applauds the home supporters who are cheering their troops after seeing them climb to the dizzy heights of third in the Premiership table.

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Livingston inflict Rangers' second defeat in 18 games. Joy amid the Livingston ranks; but tempers threaten to boil over as referee Craig Thomson aims to calm things down.

Livingston manager Gary Holt roars "come on" as his side earn a late free kick in midfield. The Premiership new boys are on the cusp of victory.

Craig Sibbald comes on for Scott Robinson as Livingston try to tick down the added time in sun-kissed West Lothian.

Four minutes of added time. Will Livi hold on or can Rangers fashion a late, late equaliser?

Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound

Rangers arrowing balls into the box but Livingston are holding firm, repelling all borders and clearing their lines amid the aerial bombardment.

Three minutes plus added time remaining in West Lothian. Are the Premiership new boys about to hold on for victory?

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard looks deep in tactical thought: can his side find a late equaliser?

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Another Livingston chance but they can't find the target. Bobby Burns whips in a sumptuous cross but Alan Lithgow's glancing header drifts wide.

Livingston substitute Bobby Burns is booked for clipping Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos. The hosts also make another change: goalscorer Dolly Menga is replaced by Steve Lawson.

Csaba Laszlo has left his position as Dundee United manager with the club fourth in the Scottish Championship.

Saturday's5-1 Tannadice thumpingby Ross County was the Hungarian's 44th and final game in charge. He won only 18 of those matches, suffering 17 defeats, with nine draws.

Laszlo succeeded Ray McKinnon in November last year but lost in the play-off semi-finals to Livingston.

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