(Credit: Imago)
(Credit: Imago)

2/10 star terrible, Jefte shines - Rangers player ratings v Dundee United

Pranav Shahaney

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Rangers secured the three points against Dundee United in the final SPFL game of the season at Ibrox.

Sam Cleall-Harding opened the scoring for the visitors, giving them a 1-0 lead in the 20th minute.

However, Cyriel Dessers equalised five minutes later and added another in the second half before Nico Raskin made it 3-1, the scoreline that the hosts won the contest.

Rangers striker Cyriel Dessers
Dessers scored his 50th goal for the club. (Credit: Imago)

Here are our player ratings from the game:

Jack Butland - 6

James Tavernier - 2

John Souttar - 6

Leon Balogun - 7

Jefte (subbed off for Neraysho Kasanwirjo, 77') - 8

Connor Barron (subbed off for Bailey Rice, 82') - 6

Nico Raskin - 7

Vaclav Cerny (subbed off for Oscar Cortes, 80') - 7

Mohammed Diomande (subbed off for Tom Lawrence, 77') - 7

Hamza Igamane (subbed off for Danilo, 80') - 6

Cyriel Dessers - 8

Subs

Neraysho Kasanwirjo - 5

Tom Lawrence - 4

Oscar Cortes - 5

Danilo - 4

Bailey Rice - 4

Jefte puts in a Man of the Match display for Rangers

Jefte delivered an incredible cross for the opening goal and looked secure all game.

In many ways, this was amongst his best performances since he moved to Ibrox.

StatisticJefte v Dundee United
Minutes Played77'
Assists1
Blocked Shots0
Interceptions4
Total Tackles1
Dribbled Past0
Ground Duels (Won)5 (3)
Aerial Duels (Won)4 (4)
Accurate Passes45/52 (87%)
Key Passes1
Crosses (Accurate)6 (4)
Long Balls (Accurate)5 (4)
Big Chances Created1
Jefte starred for Barry Ferguson's side, per Sofascore.

At the start of his career in Scotland, he was delivering crosses with pinpoint accuracy on a regular basis, but that hasn’t been happening for the last several months.

It’s good to see the Brazilian back in form and hopefully that continues into next season too.

James Tavernier
Tavernier puts in another disgraceful performance at Ibrox. (Credit: Imago)

Tavernier continues to let Gers down

Tavernier, the right-back, captaining Rangers, once again had an evening to forget.

He was off the pace defensively, losing most of his duels in the air and on the ground, proving to be a liability.

Known for his offensive prowess, he attempted nine crosses in the first 80 minutes and failed to successfully complete even a single one of them.

He was also unsuccessful with both of his dribble attempts in what was arguably a shameful display.

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