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Rangers inch ever closer to Celtic reunion as they reach Premiership final

Stuart McCall’s side will face Motherwell in this year’s decider after getting the better of Hibernian.

RANGERS ARE TWO games away from returning to Scotland’s top-flight despite a 1-0 second-leg defeat to Hibernian in today’s Premiership semi-final second leg.

Stuart McCall’s side led 2-0 from the first game but lost out due to Jason Cummings injury-time goal. Still, they progress to this season’s decider and will face Motherwell in a two-legged clash – the first-leg of which is set for next Thursday, May 28th.

McCall, the former Rangers player, has enjoyed an eye-catching spell in charge since taking over from Kenny McDowall – losing twice in his 15 games so far.

Should the club get the better of Motherwell in the Premiership final, it will complete another promotion – their third in three years – after they were banished to the Third Division in 2012 due to massive financial problems.

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