RANGERS have a number of players from both the first-team and the Academy out on loan at present.
Cole McKinnon – Partick Thistle
Cole was again named in Ian McCall’s starting XI on Saturday afternoon as the Jags welcomed Raith Rovers to Firhill in their Championship match.
McKinnon played the majority of the game as he was substituted off in extra time in their 2-1 victory against Ian Murray’s squad.
Thistle will now host Arbroath at Firhill on Tuesday night for their second-round match in the Scottish League cup.
Apps: 8
Goals: 1
Jay Hogarth – Alloa
The Gers loanee was again named in Brian Rice’s starting line-up on Saturday afternoon as they welcomed Peterhead to the Recreation Park Alloa for their League One match.
It was a positive result for the Wasps as Hogarth and the squad were able to maintain a clean sheet in their 5-0 victory against Jim McInally’s side.
Alloa will travel to the SuperSeal Stadium on Saturday afternoon as they take on Clyde in their next League One match.
Apps: 9
Clean Sheets: 1
Murray Miller – Alloa
Murray was an 84th minute substitute for the Wasps on Saturday as they hosted Peterhead at the Recreation Park Alloa for their league fixture.
It was a positive result for Brian Rice’s side as they collected all three points in their league match after defeating Jim McInally’s squad 5-0 at home.
Alloa will face Clyde in their next League One game at the SuperSeal Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Apps: 9
Goals: 0
Lewis Mayo – Kilmarnock
Mayo was again named in Derek McInnes’ starting XI on Saturday as they welcomed Motherwell to Rugby Park for their Premiership match.
The youngster played the full 90 minutes of the game where the squad picked up another important three points after a 2-1 victory against Steven Hammell’s side.
The squad will now refocus their attention to Wednesday evening where they travel to Tynecastle to take on Hearts in the second round of the Scottish League Cup.
Apps: 6
Goals: 0
Ben Williamson – Dundee
Ben was a 69th minute substitute for Gary Bowyer’s squad on Friday evening as they travelled to Somerset Park to face Ayr United in their Championship fixture.
It was a challenging match for visiting side as Lee Bullen’s squad took all three points in their 3-1 defeat at Somerset Park.
The Championship side will look to bounce back quickly as they host Falkirk at Dens Park on Tuesday evening in the second-round of the Scottish League Cup.
Apps: 5
Goals: 0
Josh McPake – Queen’s Park
Josh was an 81st minute substitute for Owen Coyle’s side on Saturday afternoon as they welcomed Cove Rangers to Ochilview Park for their Championship match.
It was a positive result for the Spiders after they took all three points in their 2-1 victory against Jim McIntyre’s side.
The squad will now prepare for the weekend as they travel to Dens Park to face Dundee on Saturday in the league campaign.
Apps: 4
Goals: 0
Juan Alegria – Falkirk
Juan was named in Jon McGlynn’s starting XI on Saturday afternoon as they welcomed Queen of the South to Falkirk Stadium in their League One match.
The youngster was heavily involved in the game after he netted his first goal for the club and provided an assist in their 3-1 victory at home.
The squad will travel to Dens Park tomorrow evening to take on Dundee in the second round of the Scottish League Cup.
Apps: 6
Goals: 1
Megan Cunningham – Partick Thistle Women
Megan was named in Brian Graham’s starting XI on Sunday afternoon as the squad travelled to Ainslie Park to take on Spartans in their SWPL 1 fixture.
It was a challenging match for Thistle, but they managed to take a point and maintain a clean sheet after their 0-0 draw against the Edinburgh side.
Graham’s squad will host Motherwell at Petershill Park on Sunday 11th September for their next match in the league campaign following the women’s international break.
Apps: 2
Clean Sheets: 1
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