The Belgian saw his team fall even further behind Celtic at the weekend and is surely in a fight to save his Ibrox job

Philippe Clement expresses frustration after Rangers 1-1 draw with Dundee United, highlighting the need for improvement despite strong performance.

PHILIPPE CLEMENT tonight admitted he has no credit left in the bank. The beleaguered Rangers boss is teetering on the brink after his side dropped two more points. Sam Dalby headed Dundee United

And some fans reckon that the brutally honest interview came with a swipe at Philippe Clement with previous post-match comments being taken as jabs between the two. The pressure cranked up a notch on the Belgian after the Light Blues lost their perfect Scottish Premiership home record at the hands of Jim Goodwin's men.

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The home fans soon had more to moan about when Dalby, on loan from Wrexham, headed a cross from Vicko Sevelj past Gers keeper Jack Butland in the 36th minute, with a long VAR check confirming the goal, his fifth in six games.

Rangers boss Philippe Clement says he saw what he wanted from his team in the second half of their 1-1 draw with Dundee United. The Gers fell behind in the first half of the Scottish Premiership encounter at Ibrox, but managed to at least avoid defeat when Vaclav Cerny levelled just after the hour mark in the second half.

Rangers will face Dundee United at Ibrox in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday.The Gers have suffered two defeats in their last five Scottish Premiership games, and they are nine points behind