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But despite redoubling his efforts in training after having his focus his questioned by Steven Gerrard, the Lille target was left on the bench as goals from Gerrard had warned Morelos – Rangers' top scorer in each of the last three campaigns – that reputation would no longer guarantee him a game now that he has But it is unlikely that Ryan Kent will be dropped any time soon if the Englishman keeps up his current run of sparkling form as he inspired Rangers to a win, which moves them three points clear at the top.The winger did not add to the three goals he has netted this term but only a series of wayward finishes prevented him adding some assist numbers to his statistics.Accies were looking to build on last weekend's derby win over Motherwell and it is just as well they got that result as without it they would be propping up the table.Rangers slipped up at Livingston on their last outing on plastic but there was no such difficulties here.Hagi made himself an instant fans favourite with his one-man Europa League rescue mission against Braga last year.But he had struggled in domestic action so far this campaign and lost his place for last week's win over Kilmarnock.Itten's calf injury gave offered a reprieve against Accies and he made the most of it with the opener after 15 minutes.Both the keeper and Scott McMann both desperately swung at fresh air but it Hagi who connected as he rammed home.The second followed five minutes later but it was cruel on Fulton as he got down smartly to turn away a low effort from Kent, only to watch with horror as the ball flew straight to Tavernier who prodded home another rebound.Rangers were in full flow now and only poor finishing saw them fail to add to their lead before the break as Hagi and Roofe both wasted decent openings after more magic from Kent.Brandon Barker drew a groan of frustration from Gerrard as he rifled into the side-netting at the start of the second period.But Rangers manager's frown turned to a look of utter bemusement in the 64th minute when referee Willie Collum refused to give a penalty after a blatant two-handed push from McMann on Roofe.Jon McLaughlin was given the nod over Allan McGregor to start in goal for the visitors and his concentration levels were finally tested after 72 minutes of inaction as But the Scotland keeper was switched on to claw away the header.Accies' day got worse with 14 minutes left when McMann – already on a booking for a first-half tug on Kent – collected a second after barging over Barker.The Colombian striker was back in Steven Gerrard's squad for the trip to Lanarkshire after being dropped for last week's Kilmarnock victory. Rangers scores, results and fixtures on BBC Sport, including live football scores, goals and goal scorers.

Two late James Tavernier penalties saw Rangers record their first Scottish Premiership away win since February with a 4-1 victory at Hamilton on Sunday.It took the visitors until four minutes before half-time to take the lead as Ryan Kent latched on to Alfredo Morelos' through ball to score his third goals in his last five games.However, Steven Boyd's stunning strike brought Hamilton level with 10 minutes to go, only for Tavernier to convert two penalties (84 and 87), before Morelos confirmed all three points in injury time.As a result, Steven Gerrard's side moved up to fifth in the table, five points behind leaders Hearts, while Hamilton stay ninth.In a scrappy first half with few clear-cut openings, it was Rangers who made the breakthrough after 41 minutes following good hold-up play by Morelos.The Colombian turned his man near the halfway line, before releasing Kent on goal with an inch-perfect pass, and the on-loan Liverpool winger kept his cool and neatly slotted the ball past Gary Woods as the Hamilton 'keeper raced off his line.With Rangers seemingly cruising towards the win, though, the home side drew level with just 10 minutes left to play as substitute Boyd gave Allan McGregor no chance with a stunning long-range strike.But if Hamilton thought they had rescued a point at New Douglas Park, they were mistaken as defender Alex Penny was penalised for two late infringements.The first was for handball and the second for tripping Morelos in the box, with Tavernier keeping his cool on both occasions to make it 11 successful spot kicks in a row for the Rangers captain.All that was left was for Morelos to add the icing on the cake in the fourth minute of stoppage time when the forward latched on to a rebound after Woods had saved at Daniel Candeias' feet, before thumping home his 12th goal of the campaign in empathic style.The Rangers skipper was rock solid at the back at New Douglas Park on Sunday, while also taking any opportunity to get forward down the right flank.However, it was coolness the 26-year-old showed from the spot in the closing stages that most stood out.

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