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BBC Scotland embarrass themselves after dramatic Rangers win vs St Mirren

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Rangers continued their winning run on Wednesday with a dramatic win over St Mirren at Ibrox.

The Bears made it four wins in a row in the Scottish Premiership, with Bojan Miovski scoring the only goal in added time.

Derek McInnes was delighted and relieved at full-time, as the 1-0 win sent his side back up to second after a poor start.

It sparked wild celebrations after the goal, with the players also sharing good times with the fans.

This was definitely needed, with the Ibrox club coming together after such a poor start under the new manager.

Somebody needs to tell BBC Scotland about the joy that football can bring, though.

BBC embarrass themselves at Rangers

Somebody clearly wasn't happy with Miovski grabbing that winning goal and the celebrations that followed.

Writing in their match report, BBC Scotland said: "It is a sign of Rangers' times that a 1-0 home win over St Mirren was greeted with such over-the-top celebrations."

You have got to be kidding.

What is the point in football if you can't celebrate a winner after the 90th minute, in a packed stadium, under the lights?

There isn't any, and if celebrations didn't follow, you'd be accused of not taking Scottish football seriously enough.

Derek McInnes angrily shouts at Ibrox.
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What next for Rangers?

This could be the biggest week of the season already.

Two Old Firm derbies are next ahead of the first extended international break, and it could make or break the season completely.

Yes, they're that big.

First up, it's Premier Sports Cup quarter-final action, as Celtic come to Ibrox for a place in the final four.

After the drama of the cup in Govan last season, revenge is on the table after dominating for 120 minutes yet losing on penalties.

Then, a trip to Parkhead follows in the Scottish Premiership.

With Rangers five points behind their rivals already, a win would cut that to two and take them into the break with huge confidence and momentum.

Lose and that gap goes to eight, and McInnes could wave goodbye to the title already, possibly even his job if things continue downhill after that.

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