Rangers vow to stamp out 'unacceptable' sectarian abuse after Kilmarnock manager likens it to living in 'Dark Ages'

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard insists the club are determined to stamp out the "unacceptable behaviour" from the stands that has overshadowed their William Hill Scottish Cup win over Kilmarnock.

Rangers vow to stamp out 'unacceptable' sectarian abuse after Kilmarnock manager likens it to living in 'Dark Ages'

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard insists the club are determined to stamp out the "unacceptable behaviour" from the stands that has overshadowed their William Hill Scottish Cup win over Kilmarnock.

Killie manager Steve Clarke likened the sectarian abuse he was subjected to at Ibrox to living in the "Dark Ages" after being called a "Fenian b******" by the home supporters at Ibrox.

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