Ally McCoist paid tribute to his players for ignoring the off-field dramas and fan protests that continue to engulf the Ibrox club to secure a much-needed win. Rangers had to come from behind twice to see off the challenge of an impressive Queen of the South side and keep up with Championship leaders Hearts. Once again, events away from the pitch this week grabbed the headlines, with the board launching a new shares issue in a desperate bid to raise funds. And there was a mild fans’ protest too when a section of the Broomloan Road Stand held up red cards and chanted: ‘Sack the board’.
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Gavin Reilly slotted the away side ahead after 22 minutes
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Marius Zaliukas headed Rangers level within five minutes from a free-kick
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Queen of the South led 2-1 at the break after Iain Russell's finish in the box
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David Templeton equalised for Rangers with a fine strike outside the box
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Bilel Mohsni and Kenny Miller completed the comeback for Rangers
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Rangers move up to second in the Scottish Championship table as Queen of the South slip down to fourth
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