Rangers continue to struggle early in the season, drawing 2-2 against Dundee United in their first match following Russell Martin's dismissal. Interim coach and former Ibrox player, Steven Smith, aimed to rejuvenate the team after a tough period. The match started well for Rangers with Telo Asgaard scoring his first goal for the club. Despite their dominance, Dundee United equalized through Kristian Trapanauskas, and Craig Sibbald later put the visitors ahead. Captain James Tavernier salvaged a point with a late goal, but fans remain dissatisfied as Rangers have yet to secure a home win this season.

Rangers supporters expressed their frustration with banners targeting the players and management. Although the team started strong, they failed to maintain momentum in the second half, allowing Dundee United to create more chances. Goalkeeper Jack Butland made crucial saves but couldn't prevent the goals.

Post-match, Steven Smith acknowledged the need for improvement and adapting to game dynamics, noting his short ten-day tenure with the players. Dundee United's coach, Jim Goodwin, was disappointed not to secure a win but praised his team's second-half performance.

Analysis: Rangers are still finding their rhythm after coaching changes. While there were flashes of good play, inconsistency and lack of intensity remain issues. To return to winning ways, the team must focus on organization and mental resilience.