Rangers captain James Tavernier missed a last-gasp penalty to condemn his side to a shock 1-0 home defeat to second-tier Queen's Park in the Scottish Cup Sunday, as the visitors reached the quarter-finals for the first time since 1928.

Clement made two changes at half-time, bringing on striker Cyriel Dessers and midfielder Nicolas Raskin for Rice and Nedim Bajrami. Hamza Igamane had two good chances but Queen’s Park, who had mostly been forced on to the back foot, had an opportunity when Ryan Duncan’s cross was close to being converted by Kyle Hurst.

CALLUM DAVIDSON watched his Queen’s Park players become heroes at Ibrox on Sunday. They achieved legend status among fans following the massive Scottish Cup upset – while also becoming

Celtic fans reacted to Championship club, Queen's Park, knocking Rangers out of the Scottish Cup at Ibrox. There are two things that Celtic fans enjoy most. The first is seeing the Hoops win. The second is seeing Rangers not win, preferably lose. Both things happened this weekend.

Pressure growing on Philippe Clement after Rangers were knocked out of the Scottish Cup by Queens Park; Gers domestic trophy hopes all but over with Celtic 13 points clear in the Premiership, and beat Rangers in the League Cup final;