The Aberdeen players are collecting their runners-up medals.

They put in a power of work but created next to nothing in attack.

There was one moment for Ester Sokler but the striker was guilty of poor decision making as he failed to get a touch on a cross to the near post.

Alan Hutton
Former Rangers defender on Viaplay

This means everything.

You just trust in the process, you trust this manager.

That's what he's come here to do, bring back the steeliness of this side.

Look at the league, look at this... Much more positive times for Rangers are ahead.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park

Rangers captain James Tavernier delivers once again. That's 14 goals for the season, as he joins Abdallah Sima as the club's top scorer so far. One is a full-back, one is a forward...

That's it. Rangers win the Viaplay Cup.

James Tavernier powered in the only goal to send the blue sections of Hampden wild.

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I think there were three more bookings dished out. There could easily have been more.

Good luck checking that melee. There was so much going on.

There can only be a few seconds left of the stoppage time.

Jack Butland gets his mitts on the ball from the delivery, then all hell breaks loose. Almost every player is involved in a rammy inside the Rangers net!

Corner to Aberdeen.

What have they got?

Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

Aberdeen haven't had a shot on target in 90 minutes in a cup final and that's damning, really.

To not do that, they'll leave with regrets. They haven't tested the Rangers back-line on enough occasions.

I said whoever scored first would win. It's looking like that will be the case.

Scott Wright has a tug at Duk, who keeps on stumbling to try and dive into the penalty box.

Jack Butland comes through traffic to punch away the free-kick and then gets clattered by his opposite number Kelle Roos, who decides to join the attack.

We're getting six added minutes.

Can Aberdeen find a way back?

They haven't had a shot on target.

Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen defender on BBC Sportsound

Aberdeen don't have long to save it. Since going a goal down, they've shown good energy and the manager has made the chances.

Now they need some creativity or good fortune at the other end of the park, but time is running out.

Ironic cheers from the Rangers end as Aberdeen captain Graeme Shinnie gets a booking for knocking over Scott Wright.

That's for an accumulation of fouls, since that was probably his tamest challenge of the day.

A huge roar of approval from the Rangers fans as Abdallah Sima wins the ball back for his side with some tenacious work near his own byeline.

Duk goes for a dramatic tumble near the penalty spot and Don Robertson shakes his head. Moments later, the same player has his shirt tugged by Dujon Sterling just outside the area, but, again the referee lets play go on.

More changes as Rangers bring on Sam Lammers and Kemar Roofe for Todd Cantwell and Cyriel Dessers

Shayden Morris is on for Aberdeen.

Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen defender on BBC Sportsound

He's an incredible human being, isn't he? He's a full-back, not a wing-back, and he's up there to latch on.

It's a magnificent cross from Barisic as well, the full-backs combining.

He scissor kicks it into the ground, Kelle Roos has no chance as it rattles in.

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Nick McPheat
BBC Scotland at Hampden

Who else?

The criticism this guy comes in for is absolutely ridiculous.

Time and again, James Tavernier is there for Rangers.