Decisive figure lifts Rangers past Kilmarnock | OneFootball

Mikey Moore changed it in the 74th minute with an assist as Rangers beat Kilmarnock 5-1. He added a finish in the third minute of second half stoppage time to cap his display.

The 18-year-old created the crucial daylight when he threaded a pass for Andreas Skov Olsen to convert (74.). From there, he kept demanding the ball between the lines and moved Kilmarnock's defence around.

He then arrived late in the box to steer in Oliver Antman's pass in the third minute of second half stoppage time, sealing a dominant night at Ibrox.

Moore's output matched the eye test: five key passes, four successful dribbles and 27 successful final third passes underlined how he linked play and supplied the final action in dangerous areas.

With this influence, Rangers rise from third to second in the Scottish Premiership. Next up, they host Queen's Park in the Scottish Cup. Kilmarnock face St Mirren in the league next.

How high would you rate Moore's performance tonight?