The Rangers Review

Rangers Under-19s looked to be cruising after goals from Corey Ngwenya, Ashton Patton, Luca Rankin and Conor Owen opened up a 4-1 lead against Kilmarnock.

Instead, Stevie Smith's side were forced to dig deep as the visitors struck twice in quick succession to set up a tense finale.

Rangers' high pressing laid the foundations for victory, while set pieces proved decisive and the encouraging lessons a young side could take from being pushed all the way after appearing to have the game won.

An important KDM Evolution Trophy clash against Peterhead is now on the horizon.

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Derek McInnes sent 13 Rangers players off on international duty and now gets them all back ahead of the trip to Kilmarnock.

Kevin Kelsy scored his first international goal for Venezuela, Minsu Kim earned his first senior South Korea caps and Ryan Naderi impressed on his Czechia debut before leading the line at Wembley.

Findlay Curtis forced his way back into the Scotland squad, while Nico Raskin, Olwethu Makhanya and others picked up valuable minutes on the international stage.

From goals and assists to debuts, drama and disappointment, here's how all 13 Rangers internationals fared during the break.

Chris Jack ⬇️

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Ivor Pandur has quietly made a big impact on Rangers' start to the season.

The Croatian hasn't been called into action often, but when he has, Pandur has made big saves, including key stops against Falkirk, St Mirren, and Celtic.

His underlying shot-stopping data is the best in the league to date, but Pandur's impact goes beyond his six-yard box.

Proactive defending, whether it be coming for crosses or marshalling a high line, enabled the bold pressing approach against Celtic.

⬇️ Joshua Barrie charts Pandur's early impact - and tells the inside story of his transfer from Hull City this summer.

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🚗 Very excited to be taking The Rangers Review on the road to London for a live show to mark Derek McInnes' return to Tynecastle on October 28th.

🎤 Derek Clark, Jonny McFarlane and Blair Malloy will be the line-up at The Volley South in Bermondsey and will be chatting both ahead of the game and after it.

🎟️ Tickets below for what should be a great night of conversation and football.

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Inside Rangers' squad rebuild - and why Old Firm performances showed strategy.

🔹 Forming identity and post-Martin pivot over January + summer window
🔹 Average squad age down 2.5 years in three windows, starting 11 on Sunday under 24
🔹 Pandur, Makhanya, Neil and a new spine emerging in key positions
🔹 Physicality, pace and power - are there profiles to beat low block?

Joshua Barrie

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🚨Rangers Review: Hearts away LIVE Show

📍The Volley South, London

📅 28th October, 2026

🍻 Join Jonny, Derek and Blair for all the pre-match build-up and post-match reaction

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Rangers' starting 11 yesterday had an average age under 24. At 27, James Penrice was their oldest player.

With Ivor Pandur in goal, Olwethu Makhanya representing a new defence, Dan Neil as captain and a refreshed forward line, we are seeing a new spine to this Rangers team.

Joshua ⬇️

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