You can catch highlights of today's action from Ibrox at 19:15 BST on BBC Scotland.

And, if you stay tuned, all of the action from SWPL follows at 20:00.

Cheers for now...

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The undoubted peak point of today's match was a glorious strike from Ryan Kent to put Rangers into a 2-0 lead.

I wonder what he was saying to Hibs goalie Ofir Marciano at full-time?

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Before the Premiership resumes, we have the last 16 of the Scottish Cup to look forward to next weekend.

Rangers will need to look a bit livelier than they did today at home to old rivals Celtic.

Hibs take the long coach trip to Stranraer for a game you will be able to see live on BBC Scotland.

No change in the Premiership table, with Rangers having wrapped up the title a few weeks back and Hibs still in third spot.

Aberdeen will now feel like they have a sniff of catching the Edinburgh side, although Hibs have a handy goal difference as well as that four-point cushion.

Next up in the league for Rangers is a trip to St Johnstone, while Hibs are at home to Livingston.

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Hibs may well feel like this was a missed opportunity since Rangers were in rather sluggish mode and the visitors carved open a few good chances.

They might also feel aggrieved about that effort from Ryan Porteous that was disallowed.

Having seen it again, I can't really see any kind of foul in the build up.

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Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Certainly not a vintage performance from Rangers but they are now just four games away from an unbeaten league campaign.

Can they get over the line as 'invincibles'?

Yet another home win for champions Rangers, thanks to goals from Joe Aribo and Ryan Kent.

That's 17 league wins on the spin at Ibrox.

Hibs put up a decent fight and Kevin Nisbet made things interesting with a nice headed goal.

Deep into stoppage time and Hibs are leaving gaps at the back now as a deflected cross from Ianis Hagi threatens to creep past Ofir Marciano before the goalkeeper flops down on it.

Rangers pair Bongani Zungu and Cedric Itten are on to eat up a few seconds.

A candidate for worst free-kick of all time...

Hibs have all the big men up from the back but Joe Newell tries a cute, low pass beyond the defensive wall and just plays it straight into the wall instead.

Rangers defender Filip Helander goes into Don Robertson's wee black book as the wrestles Martin Boyle to the turf.

Just after clawing a goal back, Hibs made a midfield change, with Kyle Magennis on for Jackson Irvine.

Now they make another, with Melker Hallberg taking over from Alex Gogic.

Ianis Hagi is over a free kick for Rangers but his shot is weak and Ofir Marciano deals with it at the second attempt.

Kevin Nisbet becomes just the third opposition player to score in the league at Ibrox this season as he springs up at the near post to cleverly steer a looping cross from Paul McGinn into the far corner.

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Ianis Hagi goes for glory straight away but his long-range shot is high, wide and not very handsome.

The home side change things up, bringing on Scott Arfield and Ianis Hagi, with Alfredo Morelos and Joe Aribo making way.

Allan McGregor needs to look lively again, tipping away a swerving free-kick from Kevin Nisbet.

One second look, it's maybe one for the cameras from the veteran keeper.

From the corner, Ryan Porteous has the ball in the net but the whistle had gone for a foul.

Martin Boyle finds himself in lots of room deep in the Rangers half, strides forward and cracks in a powerful shot that Allan McGregor does well to beat away.

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

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