Ryan Kent sets up another chance for Ianis Hagi, but the shot is deflected over for a corner from which Filip Helander heads straight at goalkeeper Ryan Fulton.

Rangers continue to be wasteful.

Ryan Kent's cross finds Ianis Hagi free inside the penalty box, but the Romanian midfielder heads wide.

A first shot on target from the home side, but Marios Ogkmpoe's effort is straight at goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin.

Craig Levein
Former Scotland manager on BBC Radio Scotland

Rangers striker Kemar Roofe looks to be shoved in the back by Scott McMann as he looks to connect with a cross into the six-yard box, but referee Willie Collum waves play on.

Hamilton midfielder Ross Callachan goes into the referee's book with a rather industrial challenge on Ryan Kent.

Just as Accies started to put on some pressure, Rangers burst back into life on the break.

Ryan Kent speeds clear into the home penalty box, but Scott McMann does superbly to stretch a long leg into the path of the winger's shot to deflect wide.

Rangers appear to have been lulled into a lacklustre encounter and Accies are beginning to edge their way into the game.

Hamilton have moved from four at the back to a 3-5-2, but it has made little difference to the flow of play.

The home side still lack the bite and determination required to knock off their stride a Rangers side that look like they are out for a Sunday stroll 24 hours early.

Craig Levein
Former Scotland manager on BBC Radio Scotland

Brandon Barker sweeps in a cross from the left that finds the head of Kemar Roofe, but it is just too high for the Rangers striker and it skims wide.

Yet another chance squandered by Rangers.

Ryan Jack plays a clever ball behind the Accies defence in a crowded penalty area that finds Brandon Barker, but the winger blasts wastefully into the side netting.

Rangers get the second half under way and you can't see anything except a win for the visitors and a three-point lead at the top of the Premiership.

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Steven Gerrard's side will become the first Scottish team in 114 years to open a top-flight season with six clean sheets in a row if they avoid conceding a goal in the next 45 minutes. Celtic last did it under Willie Maley in 1906.

Rangers are the only side yet to concede a goal in this season's Premiership and the first to avoid conceding a goal in their opening five games in the competition since Inverness Caledonian Thistle in 2014-15.

James Tavernier's goal is his first since September of last year and the Rangers captain's first from open play since February 2019.

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Hamilton were the last Scottish team to win at Ibrox, with a surprise 1-0 win in March, but they have not beaten today's visitors on their own patch since January 1936.

Indeed, Rangers have won 10 times in a row there since a 3-3 draw in January 2010, scoring 27 goals in their latest six visits - an average of 4.5 per game. So much for visiting teams not enjoying the artificial surface!

Hamilton ended a three-game losing run by winning away to Motherwell last weekend but are hosting a side unbeaten in six league games stretching into last season and look to be heading for a seventh.

Rangers are easing to a three-point lead over Hibs at the top of the Premiership.

The goals have come rather easily for Steven Gerrard's side, who have dominated from start to finish of the first 45 minutes.

Close-range finishes from Ianis Hagi and James Tavernier look to have ensured that Rangers are leaving FOYS with yet another victory.

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When Livingston took a point off Rangers a couple of weeks ago, they were in the visitors' faces from kick-off, playing the ball long to good effect to put pressure on Steven Gerrard's side.

Indeed, Rangers last season found it difficult to break down sides who pressed them high up the park.

However, Hamilton are sitting off their opponents and, almost inevitably, the Glasgow side have taken a couple of the many chances they have created.

Ryan Kent, not for the first time today, weaves inside his marker and fires in a curling right-foot drive from 18 yards that goalkeeper Ryan Fulton gathers at the second attempt.