A month ago tomorrow Patrick Stewart backed Philippe Clement but added "no-one employee is retained irrespective of results". Y/day was a generationally bad result for Rangers - one that highlights a domestic template under Clement which does not work.

Clement on the result/performance: "It's nothing to do today with tactics or with putting too many other players or whatever. This is one of the days that doesn't happen so much - that you have that many chances and you don't score."

Clement understands fan anger but says he's not expecting any fresh talks with the board about his position after Scottish Cup exit. Full quotes to come. Very visibly angry, calls it a 'f***** frustrating'

In terms of modern-day, right up there as Rangers' worst result. First time since Berwick in 67 that Rangers have been knocked out the Scottish Cup by a team in the second-tier (excluding years in lower leagues).

Tavernier's penalty is saved

Rangers have a penalty in 90+5 as Dessers is fouled - talk about a lifeline

With extra-time added you'd say Rangers have a little over 10 minutes to save a domestic season being over by February but they're flailing. No coherence in their play all day, or since they went behind.

Queen's Park lead at Ibrox and I tell you what, you can't say it hasn't been coming. From a corner after a dangerous spell in the box, Drozd finds the net. Rangers have 20 minutes to save a truly dreadful day.

The Ibrox crowd understandably starting to get frustrated as the hour mark approaches. No chances for Rangers since the break but Queen's have flashed one cross dangerously across the face of goal.

Bajrami and Rice off, Dessers and Raskin on

Cyriel Dessers and Nico Raskin both going through a half-time warm-up

The first-half very much a continuation of Rangers’ issues in possession - another half in which they’ve struggled to set the tempo with the ball.

Quiet opening 20 at Ibrox. Cerny with the best chance that drew a save, Diomande and Bajrami with sightings too. Queen's sitting with a fairly high line and Rangers playing a lot of side-to-side passes.

Also good that Igamane is back at No.9 - don't think a deeper role suits him

RT @Chris_Jack89: Kai Kennedy made his Rangers debut at 17 and was linked with Man City and Bayern Munich. He is now recovering from injury…