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Philippe Clement delighted with Rangers unity in win

After Rangers defeated Aberdeen 2-1 to tie Celtic for first place in the standings, its manager, Philippe Clement, was all praise for both his squad and the supporters of the Ibrox club.

Rabbi Matondo gave the home team the early lead, but Bojan Miovski’s goal shortly before halftime pulled Aberdeen even.

You get a knock there just before half-time and then it is important to stay calm and to continue what you are doing, not start to doubt,” he said. It is a big difference with a few months ago that the belief stays and everybody keeps on pushing to get the result.

That was one circumstance and then the second is the red card 10 minutes before the end of the game. You need to struggle in those minutes, although it was not really a struggle. We even had chances to score a goal because we kept on going but it made it more difficult to finish the game.

Clement stated that he has not yet decided whether to file an appeal against Sterling’s red card. Referee Don Robertson’s dismissal was examined by VAR, who asked him to reevaluate his call, but he remained with his first judgment after seeing the challenge’s replays.

Yes, Clement answered, that’s something the club needs to consider. “I never decide on these things by myself. For me, it was a difficult choice. Dujon tripped and collided with the opponent’s toes.

Up till now, I haven’t seen many red cards that allow you to touch the opponent’s toes. I cannot recall a single moment if I were to look back.