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17 October 2026

Rangers 'pop balloon' as Neil gift wastes chance to go top

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Source reporting: BBC Sport https://feeds.bbci.co.uk/sport/rss.xml

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Rangers 'pop balloon' as Neil gift wastes chance to go top

Rangers were full of positive energy as they made the trip to Dundee on the back of seven straight wins. However, a Dan Neil error felt "like a balloon popping", says Derek McInnes.

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