Stuart Kettlewell says Rangers were excellent against Ross County

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Steven Gerrard’s Glasgow Rangers won on Wednesday.

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard

Ross County co-manager Stuart Kettlewell has told BBC Sport that Steven Gerrard’s Glasgow Rangers could have scored more goals against his side.

Rangers got the better of County 4-0 away from home in the Scottish Premiership on Wednesday evening.

Alfredo Morelos scored twice for the Gers, and Ryan Jack also added a brace for the visiting team.

County co-manager Kettlewell has admitted that Rangers could have scored more goals than they did against his side.

Kettlewell has also admitted that his side tend to collapse after conceding first against Celtic and Rangers.

Kettlewell told BBC Sport: “The Achilles heel we have at the minute seems to be, certainly against Celtic and Rangers, is when we concede that goal and get a bit of adversity then you can see we capitulate. That’s an issue me and Steven [Ferguson] have to deal with and rectify it.

“Rangers in all honestly could have scored more goals tonight, they were excellent. But we feel we can influence the game so much more than we did.”

Stats

Over the course of the 90 minutes on Wednesday evening, hosts County had 32% of the possession, took two shots which were not on target, and failed to earn a single corner, according to BBC Sport.

Visitors Rangers had 68% of the possession, took 20 shots of which six were on target, and earned nine corners, according to BBC Sport.

Celtic are at the top of the Scottish Premiership table at the moment with 28 points from 11 matches, level on points with second-placed and bitter Old Firm rivals Rangers.