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Scottish Premiership: Naderi strikes for Rangers win after fresh Shankland injury blow
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Scottish Premiership: Naderi strikes for Rangers win after fresh Shankland injury blow

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read
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Rangers striker Ryan Naderi accepted a gift to score the only goal against Motherwell at Ibrox, but they fear their captain Lawrence Shankland faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines after a hamstring injury suffered early on in the game.

Naderi, who came on for Shankland in the eighth minute, dispossessed Alex Paulsen as the Motherwell goalkeeper attempted to dribble the ball past him outside his box and the German had the simple task of rolling the ball into the net to score what proved to be a 12th-minute winner.

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