Recently appointed Rangers chief executive Patrick Stewart's public backing of Philippe Clement faces the ultimate test following Sunday's home defeat by Queen's Park in the Scottish Cup that leaves the Belgian manager facing a trophyless season unless their side win the Europa League. Queen's Park's 1-0 win at Ibrox means Rangers have lost a home tie in the Scottish Cup to a team from a lower division for the first time in the club's 153-year history.
Read more: 'Rangers' Clement backing faces ultimate test' - gossip
Liverpool win 'greatest' in Argyle boss Muslic's career