Match Preview: Tuesday,26 February 2013, One of the important match stirling vs rangers of Scottish Third Division HD Quality Live stirling vs rangers streaming is availahere.stirling vs rangers Live Stream online Scottish Third Divisiononline Video Free The match will take plcae at Tannadice Park on 2/26/13 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things Rangers will travel to the scene of their only Irn-Bru Third Division defeat this season without defender Ross Perry.
Rangers will travel to the scene of their only league defeat this season without defender Ross Perry.
The centre-back played in Saturday's 3-1 win over Berwick just days after returning from a hamstring injury but the problem has reoccurred and means he misses out on the trip to Forthbank on Tuesday night.
Skipper Lee McCulloch (ankle), meanwhile, is closing in on a return to fitness but Kevin Kyle will see a specialist as his recovery from a similar knock drags on.
David Templeton and Andy Little supplied the goals as Rangers avenged their only Irn-Bru Third Division defeat so far this season with a win over Stirling Albion.Bottom side Binos had claimed a shock win at Forthbank in October but were left empty-handed this time.Rangers used the match at Ibrox to celebrate their 140th year, having come through one of the most turbulent spells in their history which saw them suffer administration and liquidation before being re-launched in Scottish football's bottom tier.Around 40 former players were welcomed on to the pitch at half-time by pundit Andy Gray, including members of the 1972 European Cup Winners' Cup winning side and players from the Nine in a Row era.There was also a card display and fireworks for the season-record crowd of 49,913, although visiting fans refused to join in the festivities and displayed a banner of their own which read: 'More Like 140 Days'.
Ally McCoist had stressed beforehand the importance of marking the occasion with three points and ensuring Rangers remain top of the table.
Rangers will travel to the scene of their only league defeat this season without defender Ross Perry.
The centre-back played in Saturday's 3-1 win over Berwick just days after returning from a hamstring injury but the problem has reoccurred and means he misses out on the trip to Forthbank on Tuesday night.
Skipper Lee McCulloch (ankle), meanwhile, is closing in on a return to fitness but Kevin Kyle will see a specialist as his recovery from a similar knock drags on.
David Templeton and Andy Little supplied the goals as Rangers avenged their only Irn-Bru Third Division defeat so far this season with a win over Stirling Albion.Bottom side Binos had claimed a shock win at Forthbank in October but were left empty-handed this time.Rangers used the match at Ibrox to celebrate their 140th year, having come through one of the most turbulent spells in their history which saw them suffer administration and liquidation before being re-launched in Scottish football's bottom tier.Around 40 former players were welcomed on to the pitch at half-time by pundit Andy Gray, including members of the 1972 European Cup Winners' Cup winning side and players from the Nine in a Row era.There was also a card display and fireworks for the season-record crowd of 49,913, although visiting fans refused to join in the festivities and displayed a banner of their own which read: 'More Like 140 Days'.
Ally McCoist had stressed beforehand the importance of marking the occasion with three points and ensuring Rangers remain top of the table.
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