James Tavernier clamped Dundee supporters as he slammed home Rangers' second goal at Dens Park in the comeback win on Saturday.
The Ibrox captain hammered home from outside the box to haul Rangers back into the contest having been 2-0 and then 3-1 down in the Scottish Premiership tie.
Dundee supporters had been lapping up the performance with their side 3-1 up in the second half before Tavernier ignited a comeback victory.
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Sky Sports coverage of the match picked up jeers from the home end with supporters singing the name of Rangers interim boss Barry Ferguson.
The supporters used a Rangers chant against them as they celebrated a 3-1 lead.
However, the jeers were drowned out by cheers from the visiting support as Tavernier lashed the ball past Trevor Carson.
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A Rangers TV clip captures the audio of Barry Ferguson chants, from Dundee supporters, before celebrations from Rangers fans after Tavernier's strike hits the back of the net.
Tom Lawrence would then level the scores with a low drive into the bottom corner before a Cyriel Dessers strike in the dying moments saw Rangers claim a 4-3 triumph.
Simon Murray and Joe Shaughnessy had put Dundee 2-0 up before a Shaughnessy own goal saw the lead halved. Scott Tiffoney scored a third for Dundee before Rangers produced a second-half comeback to claim the three points.
