Rangers keep European hopes alive

Hibernian 1 Rangers 2

Rangers keep European hopes alive
Wed, 03 May, 2006 - 01:00
Lisa Gray

A Kris Boyd double secured the points, but Hibs put in a spirited display which saw Derek Riordan find the back of the net.

Rangers need Aberdeen to take at least a point from Hearts tonight to ensure the race for second goes down to the final game at Ibrox.

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