Rangers' disappointing start to the Scottish Premiership season continued as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Dundee at Ibrox, leaving manager Russell Martin under mounting pressure.
The Gers, desperate for a victory after their opening-day defeat, took an early lead through a well-taken goal. However, Dundee fought back resiliently, equalising before half-time and frustrating the home side in the second half.
Missed Opportunities Haunt Rangers
Despite dominating possession, Rangers lacked the cutting edge needed to break down a determined Dundee defence. Key chances went begging, and the visitors grew in confidence as the match progressed.
Russell Martin's Rocky Start
New boss Russell Martin now faces growing scrutiny after failing to secure a win in his first two league matches. Fans voiced their frustration at full-time, with questions arising over the team's tactical approach and lack of clinical finishing.
Dundee, meanwhile, will be buoyed by their resilient performance, earning a valuable point away from home against one of Scotland's top sides.
What's Next for Rangers?
With the pressure building, Rangers must regroup quickly ahead of their next fixture. Another slip-up could see them fall further behind in the title race, while Dundee will look to build on this result as they aim for a strong Premiership campaign.
