Ivor Pandur saves penalty in Rangers 5-1 win over St Mirren

Rangers secured a 5-1 victory against St Mirren in the Scottish League Cup round of 16, marking their first win after a four-match winless streak. The match was highlighted by a crucial performance from Croatian goalkeeper Ivor Pandur.

After Rangers took a 2-0 lead through Ryan Naderi and Vanja Dragojević, St Mirren managed to pull one back via Chris Mochrie. However, Rangers responded with goals from Djeidi Gassama and James Penrice to extend the lead. The decisive moment occurred in the 67th minute when Pandur saved a penalty from Killian Phillips. The initial penalty attempt had to be retaken because Phillips struck the ball before the referee's whistle, but Pandur successfully blocked the second attempt.

With this win, Rangers advance to the quarter-finals, where they are scheduled to face rivals Celtic.