James Tavernier leads Rangers celebrations with Antman and Barron during the Livingston clash (Credit Rangers FC)

We’re not sure there’s much point in Rangers match ratings these days, but nevertheless Ibrox Noise offers you our scores for Russell Martin’s long-awaited first league win as Rangers manager. What a ridiculous sentence.

James Tavernier:

Outstanding performance, scored a superb volley and drove the team forward with real leadership. He never stopped pushing the tempo and carried Rangers through difficult spells with his influence on both ends.
8

Nicolas Raskin:

Controlled midfield brilliantly with excellent distribution and constant movement, dictating the flow of play. He pressed aggressively, broke up counters, and showed the vision and sharpness that fans have been desperate to see again.
8

Jack Butland:

Solid in goal throughout, making crucial saves and keeping Rangers composed at the back. His shot-stopping reassured the defence, and he commanded his box well, ensuring Livingston never built momentum despite their direct approach.
7

John Souttar:

Some positional lapses at set pieces and struggled under pressure in key moments. While he contributed with aerial clearances, his decision making looked shaky and left the defence exposed more than once.
7

Derek Cornelius:

Handled aerial duels decently and made some...