Kenny Miller
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

The last thing Rangers need is another player to be injured in the forward area.

Rabbi Matondo is down again and this time his game is definitely up this time.

You wonder why Rangers waited this long, but the winger is replaced with centre-half John Souttar.

That suggests a change of formation to three at the back from manager Michael Beale.

Neat play on the edge of the Well penalty box and Sam Lammers lopes into the area and lashes a shot that goalkeeper Liam Kelly beats away at his near post before the visitors manage to clear.

Rabbi Matondo appears to be soldiering on despite Abdallah Sima warming up on the sidelines for Rangers.

Two chances spurned in quick succession for Aberdeen.

First, Jamie McGrath is crowded out after the hosts break quickly before Duk wriggles through and just has to lift the ball over Ross Laidlaw, but instead the forward fires it right at the County goalkeeper.

You have to think that the Duk of last season finds the back of the net there.

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Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell captain on Sportsound

You have to take risks in certain areas if they want to get up the pitch.

Motherwell defender Dan Casey goes into the referee's book for pulling back Rabbi Matondo.

The Rangers winger pulls up moments later and it looks like his game is up.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

The opener had more than a touch of fortune about it, but Motherwell are well in this game.

Their reaction will determine how this goes now. If they dwell on the misfortune, it will become a long afternoon.

They're still displaying a calmness and confidence though, albeit Rangers are getting into better areas now.

County go close from a corner of their own.

Midfielder Ryan Leak rises highest and makes a good connection, but the headed effort lacks direction as goalkeeper Kelle Roos has his hands raised to show he was comfortable in letting that one bounce wide.

Rangers' goal was against the run of play, but it seems to have settled the home side's nerves and they are beginning to play more freely.

John Lundstram picks the ball up 25 yards out, but the midfielder's low drive is a few yards wide.

Kenny Miller
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

I don't think Dessers knows too much about it. I think he is actually trying to get out the way.

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Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

That is Bojan Miovski's goal tally up to six for the season. He has been a shining light in what has been a stuttering start to the campaign for Aberdeen.

With the Dons having held on to the striker during the summer transfer window, his value will certainly soar over the coming months if he can keep up this scoring form.

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Brodie Spencer is next to test Jack Butland.

The on-loan Huddersfield Town defender's low drive is comfortably held by the Rangers goalkeeper at his near post though.

No real goalmouth action to speak of, but there's been plenty of bite on show at Pittodrie.

Can either side take control in this fraught encounter?

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Rabbi Matondo is down receiving some treatment.

Rangers won't want to lose the winger, who has been flying in recent weeks after being given a chance to start regularly.

Jonny Hayes has certainly go himself into the thick of it after coming on for James McGarry.

A string of sliding challenges ends with James Brown clattering into the substitute as both of them go to ground to try and win the ball.

The Aberdeen man comes off worse and James Brown gets a booking.

Well are continuing to find space inside the Rangers half and Callum Slattery finds himself 15 yards out, but the midfielder curls a drive wide of the far post on the turn.

Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell captain on Sportsound

Quick switches of play are what will get Rangers success today.