Rangers join Aberdeen, Celtic and Kilmarnock in the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final with a 1-0 win over Championship side Dundee.
The Light Blues rotated slightly but it was still a strong XI fielded by manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst. They dominated play and an unlikely goalscorer in 37-year-old Steven Davis popped in the early stages of the game to give them one-goal lead at half-time, but their visitors from Tayside were still in the game by virtue of it only being a slender margin.
It remained that way all the way to the end and there was even nervousness around the ground as Dundee threatened to score. Such was the meek attacking display that fans booed off the home players and the manager headed straight down the Ibrox tunnel after another unconvincing display. Here are three things we learned from the Rangers performance.
