Ivor Pandur is adamant that Rangers will take collective responsibility for their weekend failings at Dens Park.

Rangers goalkeeper Ivor Pandur insisted the entire squad must take collective responsibility following costly mistakes in a 2-2 draw against Dundee at Dens Park. Individual errors from Dujon Sterling and Dan Neil allowed Bradley Fink and Callum Jones to score for Dundee, halting Rangers' seven-game winning streak. Pandur defended Neil, stating the team does not point fingers and should have scored more goals to put the match beyond reach.
Rangers had briefly taken the lead through spectacular goals from Badredine Bouanani and Nico Raskin before Neil's stumble led to the equalizer. Pandur praised Raskin's strike and expressed frustration that the team dropped two points, but emphasized that squad unity will help them bounce back.
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