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James Tavernier missed a penalty and scored another as Rangers maintained their encouraging start under Philippe Clement with a comfortable 2-0 win away to struggling Livingston on Sunday.
Cyriel Dessers set the away side on their way to victory in the first half with his sixth goal of the season before the captain, Tavernier, sealed the points with a second-half spot-kick after he had sent his earlier attempt from 12 yards wide of the post.
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