Uddingston's Alex Lowry showed his Rangers potential once more in Scottish Cup quarter-final action at Dundee.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst's team eased into the last four with a comfortable 3-0 victory over the Premiership strugglers.
Connor Goldson and James Tavernier goals in the first half all but ended the game as a contest.
It led to a Tayside stroll for the top-flight champions, who were able to bring on Uddingston teenager Lowry for the final moments of play.
He made a quick impact and showed his senior credentials in his cameo role. Storming forward with control, he slipped in Fashion Sakala, who finished with ease.
It capped off a fine day for Rangers, who join Hearts and Hibs in the semi-finals ahead of Dundee United's last eight tie with Celtic on Monday.
Lowry made his Ibrox debut in January and netted in a Scottish Cup win over Stirling Albion. He has since impressed in matches against Livingston and Annan Athletic.
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