Rangers vs Queen’s Park moment shocks BBC pundit live on air – ‘Horrendous’

Ryan Naderi gave Rangers an early advantage against Queen’s Park in the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup on Sunday.

Danny Rohl handed Naderi his full debut, lining him up alongside Bojan Miovski in what appeared to be a 4-4-2 formation. From the outset, Queen’s Park struggled to cope with Rangers’ intensity at Ibrox, with captain James Tavernier netting a first-half hat-trick.

Naderi added a brace before being substituted in the second half, while Matthew Shiels was credited with an own goal for Rangers’ fifth.

Miovski also got on the scoresheet, and Tochi Chukwuani arguably scored the standout goal in the 8-0 rout.

Queen’s Park defense under fire
Steven Thompson didn’t hold back in his criticism of Queen’s Park’s defending, particularly regarding Rangers’ opening goal. Naderi was left unmarked at the far post, receiving a looping ball into the box for an easy finish.

Queen’s Park pulled off a cup upset last season, but they were completely outclassed this time. Speaking on BBC Sportsound on 8 February, Thompson said, “Such a poor goal to lose.

We talked about before the match, staying in the game and not conceding early goals. If it comes from open play with a really good ball, then you hold your hands up.

But this was a corner kick, unmarked at the back post. Easy header for Naderi and a horrendous start to the game for Queen’s Park.”

Rohl’s resurgence at Ibrox
Rangers’ manager Danny Rohl has been revitalizing the team in the William Hill Premiership, reigniting hopes of a league challenge after a difficult start under Russell Martin.

Following disappointment in the Premier Sports Cup semi-final against Celtic, G51 fans will be hoping for continued success in the Scottish Cup.

A new hero at Ibrox
Rohl was determined to bring Naderi to Ibrox during the winter transfer window, securing the deal in the final hours of deadline day.

Rangers have been searching for a dependable goalscorer this season, with Youssef Chermiti and Bojan Miovski struggling at times. Naderi’s early impact suggests he could be the solution to the team’s scoring issues.

The Light Blues strengthened their squad effectively in January, and Naderi already shows the potential to become a new hero for the Govan side.

With plenty of football still to play this season, Rohl can be confident in his team’s ability to chase down Hearts at the top of the table and make a deep run in the Scottish Cup.