Pressure mounts on Philippe Clement as Rangers and Dundee United settle for a draw

Rangers fought back to secure a valuable point in a thrilling 1-1 draw against Dundee United, adding to the mounting pressure on manager Philippe Clement.

Kick-off was delayed at Ibrox after the bad weather held up United's arrival, but the visitors were not fazed as they weathered some early pressure before Sam Dalby fired them ahead.

The boos rang around Ibrox as the hosts pushed for an equaliser before the break, with Robin Propper's effort ruled out for a handball in the build-up.

Vaclav Cerny was again Rangers' star player and levelled the scores with a curling shot before he had another 'goal' disallowed for offside.

Danilo wasted a brilliant chance, while Jack Walton producing a brilliant double save to deny Ianis Hagi and Propper late on, before keeping Hamza Igamane's stoppage-time strike out.

Rangers remain third in the Scottish Premiership table and could drop 12 points behind leaders Celtic if they win at Hearts. Jim Goodwin's United side are still three points behind Clement's team in fourth.

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