Rangers completed a clean sweep of wins in the first quarter of their Ladbrokes Championship campaign with a 3-1 victory over Falkirk at Ibrox. Returning Dean Shiels opened the scoring from close range in the third minute before Bairns midfielder Will Vaulks levelled in the 17th minute with a stunning long-range strike. Peter Houston's side defended stoutly for most of the match, but with 10 m...Full Story »

Dean Shiels has shrugged off a foot knock and will be in the Rangers squad for the visit of Hibernian in the Ladbrokes Championship. The Northern Irishman picked up the injury in the 2-0 Petrofac Training Cup win over Ayr on Wednesday night but has recovered. Boss Mark Warburton has no other fresh injuries. Hibernian have an unchanged squad as James Keatings, Farid El Alagui and Jordon Forste...Full Story »

Rangers keeper Cammy Bell could return for Sunday's Scottish Championship meeting with Raith Rovers at Ibrox after a knee injury saw him sit out Thursday's defeat at Queen of the South. Dean Shiels was also rested for the 3-0 loss at Palmerston but will be considered for a starting role, while teenager Tom Walsh is back in contention after hamstring trouble. Skipper Lee McCulloch serves the se...Full Story »

Dean Shiels relieved some of the pressure on under-fire boss Ally McCoist as his second-half winner handed Rangers a narrow 1-0 win over Cowdenbeath at Ibrox. The vultures have been circling McCoist ever since his side slumped to a shock 3-2 defeat to part-time Alloa on Wednesday. But while his side again looked anything but assertive, Shiels' 58th-minute strike did hand the manager some much-...Full Story »

Rangers shrugged off the disappointment of double cup exits to get back to winning ways in Scottish League One as Ian Black, Bilel Mohsni and Dean Shiels struck in a 3-0 win over Forfar. However, it was another weary display from Ally McCoist's men as they struggled to overcome the Loons. They had to wait until the 68th minute for Black's spectacular opener before Mohsni and Shiels added a shi...Full Story »

Dean Shiels is set to come into the reckoning for Rangers' Scottish League One game against Forfar. Shiels has been troubled by a knee problem for much of the campaign and has not featured since August. Boss Ally McCoist has no fresh injuries ahead of the match at Ibrox, with Kyle Hutton, Andy Little, Chris Hegarty and Ross Perry still on the sidelines. Forfar welcome back on-loan Aberdeen mi...Full Story »