Goals from Joe Aribo and Alfredo Morelos weren’t the only thing that caught the eye of Rangers fans as the club defeated Livingston 2-0, with a changed kit also grabbing the attention of supporters.
Rangers wore changed shorts and socks for the trip to Livingston and it resulted in a unique looking blue and white kit.
The club’s supporters certainly noticed with most really enjoying the change kit and left them wondering where the club pulled the changed shorts from.
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Rangers played in their traditional blue home top but changed blue shorts and white shocks from the usual white shorts and black socks.
It made for an eye-catching change for the Scottish Premiership match and it certainly did little to dampen the side’s efforts in West Lothian.
Rangers ran out comfortable 2-0 winners against Livi with a first league goal for Joe Aribo being complemented with a 22nd strike of the season for Alfredo Morelos.
The match was also shrouded in off-field controversy after a war of words between Gers boss Steven Gerrard and Lions manager Gary Holt.
Livi boss Holt released a newspaper column slating Steven Gerrard [Daily Record] for alluding to his side’s over-physical style of play, in apparent mind games before the match.
As a result, the Ibrox club’s supporters certainly enjoyed getting one over on the former Kilmarnock midfielder after the match.
