Michael Beale revealed Antonio Colak was forced off with an injury in Rangers’ 2-0 win over Dundee Untied at Tannadice as he revealed a half-time rocket helped Fashion Sakala and Malik Tillman turn on the style in explore second half start.
The Ibrox side toiled in the opening 45 minutes but two goals in three second half minutes helped turn the game their way as Beale made it five wins in a six-game unbeaten start to his Rangers reign to send them into the League Cup semi-final against Aberdeen on a high. Beale hopes Colak will be available for Hampden after he went off at half-time in Tayside, replaced by Alfredo Morelos.
The Gers boss, who welcomed Kemar Roofe back after a lengthy layoff, said: “It was nice to see Kemar Roofe come back. He was the top scorer in the season we won the league and has been lost to us for a while now but Antonio Colak picked up a knock and had to go off at half time so that was enforced change rather than one we wanted to make and that’s unfortunate for him but I’m hoping it’s not a long one. He felt a problem in the lower half of his calf. It's a new injury, so it's frustrating.
