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Dundee 0-2 Rangers
James Tavernier zips a wonderful ball across the face of goal but Alfredo Morelos can't get anything on it as he slides in at the back post, along with a defender in dark blue.
Summary
Goldson rifles in opener after Helander header cleared off line; Tavernier doubles lead from spot after being fouled by Sweeney
Sakala has strike disallowed for offside before finding bottom corner late on from fellow substitute Lowry's pass
Ashcroft, McGowan & Mullen return for Dundee, whose boss McGhee is absent with Covid; Ramsey starts for Rangers with McLaughlin in goals
Third Scottish Cup quarter-final
Hibs earlier beat 10-man Motherwell to progress; Hearts through after victory over St Mirren on Saturday; Dundee Utd host Celtic on Monday
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Dundee 0-2 Rangers
A nice move down the right flank from Dundee, but Max Anderson's finishing touch lacks conviction and Connor Goldson makes the block.
'Tavernier blocked'published at 16:26 Greenwich Mean Time 13 March 2022
Dundee 0-2 Rangers
Colin Hendry
Former Scotland captainQuote MessageIt looks as if he was blocked. Had he not given it, I'm not sure a lot of people would've been claiming for it.
Image source, SNSImage caption, James Tavernier converts from the penalty spot
GOAL Dundee 0-2 Rangerspublished at 24 mins
James Tavernier (pen)
Right in the top corner.
That's goal number 12 of the season for the Rangers captain.
Image source, BBC SportYELLOW CARDpublished at 24 mins
Dundee 0-1 Rangers
Dundee striker Danny Mullen is booked for trampling on the penalty spot.
PENALTY TO RANGERSpublished at 23 mins
Dundee 0-1 Rangers
Nice footwork from James Tavernier and the Rangers skipper is bundled over by Ryan Sweeney.
'Not far away'published at 16:22 Greenwich Mean Time 13 March 2022
Dundee 0-1 Rangers
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC SportsoundQuote MessageLee Ashcroft is always a danger at set pieces. It's not far away.
CLOSE!published at 20 mins
Dundee 0-1 Rangers
Dundee's first chance and it's a golden one.
Lee Ashcroft gets up above Filip Helander to meet a Niall McGinn free-kick but the ball spins off the top of his head and skews just wide from six yards.
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Dundee 0-1 Rangers
James Tavernier splits the Dundee defence with a lovely, angled pass and Aaron Ramsey crashes a shot on target, but Harry Sharp does well to get down and beat the ball away.
CLOSE!published at 14 mins
Dundee 0-1 Rangers
The Dundee defence look terrified at the moment as Glen Kamara cushions the ball into Alfredo Morelos' path and the striker scuffs a shot just wide from the edge of the box.
'Goldson's goal'published at 16:12 Greenwich Mean Time 13 March 2022
Dundee 0-1 Rangers
Colin Hendry
Former Scotland captain on BBC SportsoundQuote MessageI don't think it crossed the line from Filip Helander but that certainly did cross the line from Connor Goldson!
Image source, SNSImage caption, Connor Goldson celebrates his early breakthrough
GOAL Dundee 0-1 Rangerspublished at 9 mins
Connor Goldson
Filip Helander rises high at the back post from a corner and it looks like his header is going in before Lee Ashcroft performs a miraculous clearance, thumping the ball against his own crossbar.
However, the rebound falls to Connor Goldson and the Rangers defender keeps a cool head to slam it home.
Image source, BBC Sport'Silly refereeing'published at 16:08 Greenwich Mean Time 13 March 2022
Dundee 0-0 Rangers
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC SportsoundQuote MessageIt's just silly refereeing. Incredible.
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Dundee 0-0 Rangers
Rangers can't profit from the referee's rush of blood to the head as the home defence clear from the free-kick right on the touchline inside the penalty area.
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Dundee 0-0 Rangers
A crazy decision from referee Steven McLean, who awards an indirect free-kick as goalkeeper Harry Sharp scrambles to keep a sliced clearance from Cammy Kerr in play.
How on earth can that be deemed a pass-back?!
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Dundee 0-0 Rangers
Alfredo Morelos has a lash as the ball drops from a great height but the Rangers striker can only balloon his shot into the stand full of visiting fans behind the home goal.
KICK-OFFpublished at 16:00 Greenwich Mean Time 13 March 2022
Dundee 0-0 Rangers
Here we go.
Hearts and Hibs are in the hat for tomorrow's Scottish Cup semi-final draw, which one of these two will join them?
Amoruso signs off in stylepublished at 15:56 Greenwich Mean Time 13 March 2022
Dundee v Rangers (16:00)
Dundee have been Scottish Cup runners-up on four occasions, the last of which came in 2003 when they lost out to Rangers at Hampden.
Lorenzo Amoruso headed in the only goal in what was the former skipper's last game for the Ibrox club.
Image source, SNSImage caption, Lorenzo Amoruso was the Rangers hero at Hampden in 2003
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Dundee v Rangers (16:00)
It's been 13 years since Rangers last lifted the Scottish Cup.
Dundee's wait has been a bit longer. Their only success in this tournament came way back in 1910.
'We have to be at the top of our game' - Van Bronckhorstpublished at 15:49 Greenwich Mean Time 13 March 2022
Dundee v Rangers (16:00)
Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst tells Premier Sports: "It's always good to have players back. Gald that we can start with Aaron today in an important match - we want to be in the semi-final. I'm excited for the game.
"After the game on Thursday, we have to park Europe. It's another tie. It starts all over again. We've seen many upsets all over Europe. We have to be at the top of our game.
"We haven't won the cup in many years, that's enough drive for us to go all the way."
Image source, SNSImage caption, Like with many Scottish grounds, Giovanni van Bronckhorst is no stranger to Dens Park after playing for Rangers from 1998-2001