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More midweek drama.

Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell tells BBC Scotland: "The cynical part of me says there is an element of frustration that it wasn't more.

"Some of the other chances we created and missed really were gilt-edged.

"So if you add the quality of the five goals we scored and the five or six gilt-edged chances then there is a bit of disappointment it wasn't more.

"But that's the perfectionist in me. I need to highlight how good the team were tonight - they were outstanding.

"People might think I'm a broken record by talking about the level of performance recently but I genuinely felt it was building to a win.

"We had a real assurance in not conceding and the clean sheet is as much of a bonus as anything. We've had a lot of criticism and been battered a little bit with stats and numbers, and I take that.

"But what tonight showed is how together we are."

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Ross County manager Derek Adams tells BBC Scotland: "The scoreline doesn't flatter Motherwell in any way. It is not good enough, the players are trying but the quality they have had tonight has not been good enough and that is why the scoreline was what it was.

"We are in the same position now as when I took over and it is really difficult. From my point of view we have had opportunities to win games but we have not had enough quality to see it over the line.

"I think the players can only work as hard as they are. I think we have lacked a lot of decision-making, there have been a lot of opportunities where we have made bad errors. To lose two goals late on like we did was naive."

On his future: "I will have a conversation with the chairman and the CEO and go from there. From my point of view I have tried to come in and help the situation.

"It is a difficult situation the club is in. When I took the job I was open eyed, honest and all I can say is that I am not surprised."

Let's get some post-match reaction from Fir Park.

Some interesting comments from this man on his future...

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Aberdeen manager Neil Warnock tells BBC Scotland: "I thought the application was excellent. To go a goal down early on, a lot of teams might have crumbled but I thought we hung in there. I thought we grew into the game, to get the goal like we did was a real plus. I felt we were rushing a bit, playing the occasion and not calming down but I thought we did that as the game moved on.

"I have been in the game a long time but we didn't really know what to expect having only seen the players for a couple of days. They have answered all the questions. It is my kind of club, the fans were fabulous and the players have given me everything. I am looking forward to the challenge.

"They are all putting a shift in now. some of the lads who have got away with one in the last 12 months are having to work a little bit harder now.

"I think we can give any team a game. We have played the top three three times now let's try and make sure we play them again.

"The lads have set the standard tonight and I think they can raise that. I am pleased with everything they have done tonight. We are disappointed because I think we were close to an equaliser."

On Bojan Miovski: "I think he will get 30 before the end of the season. I think they will be queuing up for him. He works harder than people think which is unusual for a striker.

On Scottish football: "It is a breath of fresh air, you can't put that desire into people and that was in there.

"I don't think I have ever seen a referee in England go to the screen and stick with his decision, what a good thing to do. I thought he had a good game tonight.

"The fans got really behind us. As a supporter you can't ask any more if the lads give everything. I was pleased and I think the fans will be."

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Who wants to know what Neil Warnock thought of his introduction to Scottish football?

Same here, let's find out...

An absolute belter of a stat from Fir Park.

Motherwell have scored 10 goals via substitutes in the Scottish Premiership this season.

They've scored 32 league goals in total this term. That's just about a third of them!

More from Rangers boss Philippe Clement, who's had his say on Dujon Sterling's red card...

"The feeling is that the referee decides, those are the rules of the game. I just wanted to hear what his opinion was. For me he slips and touches the toes of the opponent so it is a really harsh red card.

"I think that is also the reason they asked him to look at the monitor because VAR thought the same thing.

"At the end of the day the referee decides and that is something else we need to deal with."

Rangers manager Philippe Clement tells BBC Scotland: "It is a game where things go against you, where luck is not on your side. We dominated in the first half, played good football, created good chances. They had one good opportunity just before half time that was a goal.

"A moment like that a few months ago would have created some tension in the heads of the team, some doubts in the fans also. That is not the case anymore. They know on the pitch that we are close to the three points if we keep doing what we have been doing.

"Going to 10 players was another thing that went against us and you need to stick together. It is a massive thing to win games like this, those are normally the ones where you lose points. If we keep winning games like that, it is good for the rest of the season.

On what it means for the title race: "We are not thinking about that, we are taking it game by game. It is not only on team spirit that we won the game, it was the football. I think we were the better team.

"I am really satisfied about the synergy that is back in the stadium. That was one of the things that tempted me to take this job to bring that back. It is a big difference compared to three four months ago, fans and players are enjoying it together that is a major thing.

"I believe this team can go a really long way if they stick together and there is no egos, everybody is thinking about the team not about themselves then they will all have a really great season in three competitions because we are still fighting for three competitions."

Shall we hear from this man?

Alright then...

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Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound

When you come to Ibrox you expect to have to defend.

I thought Aberdeen concentrated and concentrated defensively.

I don't think you can put a case forward that anyone other than Rangers deserved to win but I think Neil Warnock will be happy with a number of individual performances.

Quite surprising, but Rangers are on same points as they were at the same stage last season.

Celtic are nine worse off, hence why we've got a proper ding-dong title race.

Also kinda shows Ange Postecoglou was pretty good.

Getting a look at a Connor Goldson handball in the Rangers box just after that Dujon Sterling handball.

Have to say, I didn't notice that at time. Hmm, one for the Sportscene team to debate tonight.

You'll be able to watch the best of tonight's madness on Sportscene later on.

BBC One Scotland is the channel you need at 23:00.

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Welcome to Scotland, Neil.

You got quite the introduction tonight.

An absolute blockbuster of a first game in the Aberdeen dugout.

You know the score by now, that win puts Rangers level on points with Celtic and ramps the pressure up on the leaders as they prepare to travel to Easter Road tomorrow.

There was a huge win for Motherwell tonight too. They jump above Aberdeen and six points clear of Ross County in 11th.

Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

It was a nervy last 10 minutes, but Rangers managed that spell particularly well. They ate up time.

When you look at the game overall, Rangers deserved to win it.

When leagues are won, these are the games you look back on.

Rangers are now level on points with leaders Celtic.