By hook or by crook, Rangers got to the Premier Cup Final by way of Aberdeen. That is what the final result says, with a late winner from Naderi proving the difference. There has been much made of the stats…

Rangers reached the Premier Cup Final after defeating Aberdeen at Hampden thanks to a late winning goal from Naderi. Despite securing victory, writer Sam Groves criticizes manager Derek McInnes for bizarre tactical decisions and unnecessary squad rotation during such an important fixture.
Groves questions McInnes starting left-back James Penrice in central midfield while leaving Tochi Chukwuani, Vanja Dragojevic, and Dan Neil on the bench. The article argues that McInnes' constant changes disrupted the team, concluding that Rangers advanced despite the manager's questionable choices.
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