Rangers manager Philippe Clement tells BBC Scotland: "Whoever is playing, whoever comes in, everybody's working hard for the team.

"It's a deserved victory. Even with 10 we were the team that created the best chances in the second half. The team is growing to become a team, to have the right mentality, to do the right things together."

Clement was booked for dissent after Rangers had a first-half Todd Cantwell 'goal' ruled out but revealed he later apologised to referee Kevin Clancy.

"With the disallowed goal, I didn't understand why the whistle is blown that fast for a duel that is clear duel," he said. "So, there was no foul. It is better to let play go on."

Rangers face Real Betis in Thursday's Europa League match in Spain then take on Aberdeen in next Sunday's Viaplay Cup final.

"More and more players are competing," the Belgian said. "We're going to need everybody on Thursday, on Sunday and the weeks after. We're going to go really hard to get success in the next two games."

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Hamilton Academical are top of Scottish League 1 on goal difference while Stenhousemuir lead the League 2 standings.

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Dundee United have restored their one-point lead at the top of the Scottish Championship.

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Here's how the Scottish Premiership looks after today's five games.

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There's one SPFL match still to play this weekend as Premiership leaders Celtic visit Kilmarnock's Rugby Park.

It was all three points to the champions when the sides last met at Celtic Park but Killie won their first encounter of the season at Rugby Park in the Viaplay Cup.

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• Alloa Athletic 0-0 Hamilton Academical
• Annan Athletic 1-3 Cove Rangers
• Edinburgh City 1-3 Stirling Albion
• Falkirk 2-1 Kelty Hearts
• Montrose 1-4 Queen of the South

• Bonnyrigg Rose 1-1 Peterhead
• Clyde 2-2 Stranraer
• Dumbarton 0-1 Stenhousemuir
• East Fife 4-0 Elgin City
• Spartans 1-0 Forfar Athletic

A big three points for Aberdeen as they come from behind to beat Hearts.

Lawrence Shankland had the visitors in front at half-time but Bojan Miovski and Leighton Clarkson turned the game in the Dons' favour.

A huge result for Pittodrie manager Barry Robson.

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Hibs are back on track after their midweek thumping by Celtic, as they condemn Livingston to a seventh successive Scottish Premiership defeat.

Hibs strengthen their hold on fifth, while the hosts are cut further adrift at the bottom.

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Rangers move to within five points of Premiership leaders Celtic with a comfortable comeback win despite playing the second half with 10 men.

Amadou Bakayoko's early close-range finish for Dundee was cancelled out within 15 minutes by a stunning Cyriel Dessers strike.

A James Tavernier penalty and a thundering Abdallah Sima header had Rangers comfortable before Jose Cifuentes was sent off for a stamp.

But, despite some nervous moments, the hosts stretched their winning streak at Ibrox over Dundee to 16 games.

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No penalty, as Mo Sangare is ruled offside.

Why the referee had to go over to the monitor to check an offside in that situation isn't too clear at the moment.

More VAR confusion.

What a big result for Barry Robson and Aberdeen.

Goals from Bojan Miovski and Leighton Clarkson in the second half cap a great comeback.

It's the first time in 24 league matches the Dons have won a game from behind.

Despite Lawrence Shankland's seventh goal of the Premiership campaign, Hearts lose an eighth game in a row at Pittodrie.

• Airdrieonians 1-2 Dunfermline
• Arbroath 1-2 Morton
• Dundee Utd 1-0 Ayr Utd
• Queen's Park 1-4 Inverness CT

Corner after corner for Hearts.

They have another one...Aberdeen clear. Tense moments for Aberdeen at Pittodrie.

Then Craig Halkett slips as he tries to smash a shot on target. It goes over the bar.

So close for Dujon Sterling.

Rangers' substitute defender fires a powerful effort from the edge of the penalty box, it strikes the far post and Abdallah Sima is unable to score on the rebound.

A huge chance for that late Livingston equaliser.

Mo Sangare gets in behind and there's plenty of Hibs bodies to get in the way.

But did it hit off a hand? VAR check ongoing...

A massive three points for St Mirren, who controlled the game from start to finish.

Victory for Stephen Robinson’s men sees them climb up to third.

The hosts took the lead through a Ryan Leak own goal, before Jonah Ayunga grabbed a well deserved goal of his own after firing underneath Ross Laidlaw from outside the box.

Ross County, who remain in eighth, put in a lacklustre performance throughout in Paisley.

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Despite a 91st-minute equaliser, the pressure remained on Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell as his side drew with St Johnstone and made it 13 Scottish Premiership games without a win.

After Bevis Mugabi's own-goal, it looked like Motherwell were headed for the eighth loss in 12 games but Mika Biereth's dramatic late header ensured a point for the hosts.

With Aberdeen's victory over Hearts, Motherwell drop to 10th and St Johnstone to 11th, with both five points clear of bottom-side Livingston.

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Five minutes added on at the Tony Macaroni Arena.

Can Livingston find a late equaliser?