Rangers have cut the gap at the top of the Scottish Premiership to five points after a 3-1 victory over Dundee at Ibrox.
In a game dominated by more VAR controversy, the visitors hit the front through Amadou Bakayoko after just five minutes to stun the home supporters, after Rangers failed to clear their lines at a corner.
Cyriel Dessers was handed the start in place of the injured Danilo and the oft-maligned striker finished smartly on 20 minutes to equalise. Rangers were then ahead six minutes later as James Tavernier dispatched a penalty right into the corner, sending Trevor Carson the wrong way.
Dundee players and management were unhappy with the award of the penalty, which came as a result of a VAR intervention, with Abdallah Sima's shirt being pulled with force. Sima himself then grabbed his fourth goal in his last three matches as he bulleted home a header from a corner with 11 minutes to play in the first half.
More VAR controversy was to come deep into first-half stoppage time as Jose Cifuentes saw his yellow card for a high challenge on Bakayoko upgraded to a red after a VAR-led review, with Kevin Clancy electing to overturn his initial decision after watching it back on the monitor.
Philippe Clement cut a frustrated figure on the touchline for much of the match, with a mixture of refereeing decisions and occasional sloppy passing from some of his charges contributing to his anger levels and it came as no surprise when he was himself booked in the second half.
Tony Docherty will maybe be a bit disappointed at not being able to capitalise on his side's man advantage in the second half, but there were some encouraging signs from their display.
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