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SCMP Reporter

All sentiment was put on hold as Rangers thumped two goals past former goalkeeper Andy Goram to beat Motherwell 2-1 and move 13 points clear at the top of the Scottish Premier League.

 Goram had received a deafening welcome from the 49,483 fans inside Ibrox Stadium - a tribute to his part in Rangers' nine successive league titles.

 The 34-year-old goalkeeper, who was released from Ibrox last summer, underlined why he was so revered by the Rangers fans with an incredible save from Giovanni van Bronckhorst's first-half volley.

 But a splendid 31st minute right-foot shot from Rod Wallace - the English striker's 24th goal of the season - finally broke his resistance and put the hosts ahead.

 Rangers now have 62 points from 27 games, 13 ahead of Celtic, who were to play away to Aberdeen last night.



Rangers beat Motherwell 2-1