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Last-Minute Goal Secures Draw for Rangers Against Livingston
Livingston, Scotland – In a hard-fought match at the Home of the Set Fare Arena, Rangers and Livingston drew in a game full of incidents. Rangers dominated possession with 65%, but faced a combative Livingston side that capitalized on their chances.
The match started positively for the visitors, as James Tavernier opened the scoring in the 23rd minute with a goal assisted by Antman. However, Tavernier was unable to extend the lead after missing a penalty in the 28th minute. Before halftime, a goal by Cornelius was disallowed for offside.
Livingston responded in the second half. Sylla leveled the score in the 68th minute with a goal assisted by Montgomery, putting pressure on Rangers. Despite their dominance in possession and shots on target (7 against 3), Rangers struggled to break down the opposition’s defense. In the dying moments of the match, Aarons salvaged a point for Rangers with a goal in the 90th minute, assisted by Raskin, sealing the final score. The game was marked by physical play, reflected in the five yellow cards shown to Livingston and one to Rangers. The home side committed 18 fouls, while Rangers committed 11.
The draw leaves both teams with mixed feelings, with Rangers lamenting missed opportunities and Livingston celebrating a valuable point against a strong opponent.
Substitutions livingston: at minute 65 A. Winter came in and C. McLennan went out., at minute 65 D. Finlayson came in and S. Blaney went out., at minute 75 S. May came in and J. Bokila went out., at minute 89 L. Smith came in and G. Carey went out., at minute 89 M. Susoho came in and T. Yengi went out.
Substitutions rangers: at minute 73 T. Aasgaard came in and J. Rothwell went out., at minute 73 O. Antman came in and Chermiti went out., at minute 73 D. Cornelius came in and M. Aarons went out., at minute 82 C. Barron came in and N. Bajrami went out., at minute 82 J. Meghoma came in and M. Moore went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
Livingston
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