Rangers gained a measure of revenge for last season's mortifying Ramsdens Cup final defeat to Raith as they beat Rovers 4-0 at Stark's Park. The win - secured thanks to first-half goals from Nicky Clark, Ian Black and Nicky Law, plus Lee McCulloch's second-half penalty - moved the Glasgow giants back to the top of the Scottish Championship table for the night at least. Hearts will retain the l...Full Story »

Substitute Nicky Clark notched the winner as Rangers extended their unbeaten run in Scottish League One to 30 games with a 2-1 victory over Brechin at Glebe Park. Midfielder Fraser Aird opened the scoring for the champions in the 22nd minute when he capitalised on a mistake by City full-back Jonny Brown before Brechin striker Robert Thomson equalised four minutes into the second half. Midfield...Full Story »

Leaders Rangers are set to be without Nicky Clark and Arnold Peralta for their Scottish League One clash at home to East Fife. Clark will have a scan on a foot problem on Monday, while Peralta is suspended for the encounter. Bilel Mohsni returns from a ban. Steven Smith and David Templeton are sidelined along with longer-term casualties Chris Hegarty and Ross Perry, although Lewis Macleod has ...Full Story »

Rangers set a new post-war club record in emphatic style as they cruised to their 19th consecutive win with a 6-1 victory over Forfar. Forfar may be the only side to defeat the Light Blues so far this season after coming out on top in a League Cup tie at Station Park in August. But this clash at Ibrox proved to be a very different experience for the Loons, with Ally McCoist's men in formidable...Full Story »

Rangers forward Nicky Clark is not worried about his lack of goals so far this season but is keen to see his name on the scoresheet more often in the coming weeks. The 22-year-old has netted just twice for his new club since making the move to Ibrox in the summer, having scored more than 40 goals last season in the same division with Queen of the South. Clark is happy with his overall displays...Full Story »

Queen of the South set a new second division points record with a 1-0 win over Albion Rovers at Cliftonhill. The Doonhamers took the game to Albion early on, Nicky Clark's brilliant right-foot volley after 20 minutes narrowly whistled over the crossbar. Substitute Michael Paton had a chance to open the scoring in the 33rd minute with a fantastic shot from 25 yards that was saved by Graeme Shep...Full Story »

Nicholas Clark scored two late goals as Queen of the South held strugglers East Fife to a 2-2 draw. After a scrappy start to the match, the Fifers broke the deadlock in the 36th minute when Steven Campbell fired past Lee Robinson from the edge of the box. The visitors had a great opportunity to double their lead five minutes after the re-start when Ryan McGuffie fouled David Muir in the area, ...Full Story »

Nicholas Clark hit a hat-trick as Division Two champions Queen of South claimed a 4-0 win at play-off hopefuls Forfar. The Doonhamers were looking to avoid their first back-to-back defeats of the season after a midweek loss at Stenhousemuir, and took just 32 minutes to establish their lead. A good passing move ended up at the feet of Michael Paton, who fired the ball home from 12 yards out. Th...Full Story »

Queen of the South celebrated their Ramsdens Cup victory with a 2-0 home win against Stranraer. Following last weekend's thrilling penalty shoot-out success at Livingston's Almondvale Stadium, the Doonhammers started in positive fashion with Patrick Slattery seeing his goalbound effort kept out by Frank McKeown's block. The Second Division champions eventually found the breakthrough when Kevin...Full Story »

Nicky Clark was the hero for Queen of the South as they recorded their fifth straight league win of the season with a 1-0 victory over Alloa. The league leaders made a strong start to the game and had no shortage of early chances. The best of these fell to Clark, whose 20-yard drive was punched to safety by Scott Bain in the Alloa goal in the 10th minute. Alloa hit back in the second half but ...Full Story »