Mon, 28 Apr, 2003 - 01:00
Jon West
Ronald de Boer headed Rangers back into the game just before the hour mark but he and his team-mates could do nothing to prevent his side’s first home loss since September 2001, when Celtic were also triumphant.
This result, coming on the back of Celtic’s away win over Boavista that clinched a place in the UEFA Cup final, cut Rangers’ lead at the top to just five points.
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CourtsPlace: IbroxPlace: SevillePlace: ScotlandPerson: HartsonPerson: Alan ThompsonPerson: John HartsonPerson: Ronald de BoerPerson: Martin O’NeillPerson: Chris SuttonPerson: PaulPerson: LambertPerson: Johan MjallbyPerson: Stilian PetrovPerson: Jackie McNamaraPerson: SuttonPerson: O’NeillPerson: HoopsPerson: Craig MoorePerson: Robert DouglasPerson: Alex McLeishPerson: McLeishPerson: ClaudioPerson: RonaldPerson: LorenzoPerson: KlosPerson: RicksenPerson: MoorePerson: AmorusoPerson: NumanPerson: CaniggiaPerson: McCannPerson: FergusonPerson: KontermanPerson: ArtetaPerson: LovenkrandsPerson: ThompsonPerson: de BoerPerson: MolsPerson: DouglasPerson: ValgaerenPerson: BaldePerson: LarssonPerson: AgathePerson: McNamaraPerson: LennonPerson: PetrovPerson: H DallasEvent: UEFA Cup finalEvent: UEFA CupEvent: Champions LeagueOrganisation: RangersOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: BoavistaOrganisation: Rangers’Organisation: Austria
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