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1992–93 Rangers F.C. season


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Ally McCoist (49)
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The 1992–93 season was the 113th season of competitive football by Rangers.

Overview

Rangers played a total of 64 competitive matches during the 1992–93 season. They completed the club's fifth domestic treble. The team finished first in the Scottish Premier Division and collected the fifth of their nine league titles in a row, after winning 33 of their 44 league games.

Influential England international midfielder Trevor Steven returned to Ibrox from Marseille for a fee of £2.4m.

In domestic competition, Aberdeen were Rangers closest challengers. Finishing runners-up in the league and finalists in both cup competitions. The league title was secured with a 1–0 win away to Airdrieonians in North Lanarkshire.

In the cup competitions, they defeated Aberdeen 2–1 in the Scottish Cup final, with goals from Neil Murray and Mark Hateley. The League Cup was also won after extra time, with a 2–1 win over the Dons.

Rangers became the first British club to appear in the newly formed UEFA Champions League after defeating Danish side Lyngby BK and English league Champions Leeds United in a match dubbed the Battle of Britain. Although unbeaten, the club finished second in Group A, one-point behind French champions Marseille, who defeated AC Milan in the final. Marseille were later stripped of their Ligue 1 title due to a match fixing scandal.

Transfers

In

DatePlayerFromFee
13 May 1992SCO Ally MaxwellSCO Motherwell£300,000
4 June 1992SCO Dave McPhersonSCO Heart of Midlothian£1,100,000
28 July 1992ENG Trevor StevenFRA Marseille£2,400,000

Out

DatePlayerToFee
13 May 1992SCO David McKellarRetired
11 August 1992SCO John SpencerENG Chelsea£500,000
14 August 1992ENG Paul RideoutENG Everton£500,000
8 September 1992ENG Nigel SpackmanENG Chelsea£485,000
  • Expenditure: £3,800,000
  • Income: £1,485,000
  • Total loss/gain: £2,315,000

Results

All results are written with Rangers' score first.

Scottish Premier Division

Main article: 1992–93 Scottish Premier Division

DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
1 August 1992St JohnstoneH1–038,036McCoist
4 August 1992AirdrieoniansH2–034,613Gordon, Hateley
8 August 1992HibernianA0–017,044
15 August 1992DundeeA3–412,807McCoist (2), Ferguson
22 August 1992CelticH1–143,239Durrant
29 August 1992AberdeenH3–141,636Durrant, McCoist, Mikhailichenko
2 September 1992MotherwellA4–110,074Brown, McCoist (3)
12 September 1992Partick ThistleA4–118,460McPherson, McCall, Gough, Hateley
19 September 1992Heart of MidlothianH2–041,888McCall, McCoist
26 September 1992Dundee UnitedA4–013,515Huistra (2), Steven, McCoist
3 October 1992FalkirkH4–040,691McCoist (4)
7 October 1992St JohnstoneA5–19,532McCoist (2), Hateley (2), Ferguson
17 October 1992HibernianH1–040,978McCoist
31 October 1992MotherwellH4–238,719McCoist (3, 1 (pen.)), Brown
7 November 1992CelticA1–051,958Durrant
11 November 1992DundeeH3–133,497McCoist (2), Hateley
21 November 1992Heart of MidlothianA1–120,831McCoist
28 November 1992Partick ThistleH3–040,939Steven, McSwegan, McPherson
1 December 1992AirdrieoniansA1–19,251Brown
12 December 1992FalkirkA2–111,585Hateley, McCoist
19 December 1992St JohnstoneH2–035,369Gough, Robertson
26 December 1992DundeeA3–113,983Hateley (2), McCoist
2 January 1993CelticH1–046,039Steven
5 January 1993Dundee UnitedH3–240,239Hateley, McCall, McCoist
30 January 1993HibernianA4–317,444Hateley (2), Steven, McCoist
2 February 1993AberdeenA1–015,055Hateley
9 February 1993FalkirkH5–034,780Hateley (2), Robertson, Steven, Huistra
13 February 1993AirdrieoniansH2–239,816McCoist (2)
20 February 1993Dundee UnitedA0–013,234
23 February 1993MotherwellA4–014,006Hateley (2), McCall, Mikhailichenko
27 February 1993Heart of MidlothianH2–142,128McCoist, Robertson
10 March 1993St JohnstoneA1–19,210McCoist
13 March 1993HibernianH3–041,076Hagen, Hateley, McCoist
20 March 1993CelticA1–253,241Hateley
27 March 1993DundeeH3–040,294McCall, McCoist, Ferguson
30 March 1993AberdeenH2–044,570Ferguson, McCoist
10 April 1993MotherwellH1–041,353Brown
14 April 1993Heart of MidlothianA3–214,622Hateley (2), McCall
17 April 1993Partick ThistleH3–142,636McSwegan (2), Hagen
1 May 1993AirdrieoniansA1–011,830McSwegan
4 May 1993Partick ThistleA0–39,834
8 May 1993Dundee UnitedH1–042,917Huistra
12 May 1993AberdeenA0–113,079
15 May 1993FalkirkA2–18,517Mikhailichenko, Hateley

Scottish League Cup

Main article: 1992–93 Scottish League Cup

DateRoundOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
11 August 1992R2DumbartonA5–011,091Durrant, Gordon, Hateley, McCoist, Mikhailichenko
19 August 1992R3StranraerA5–04,430Hateley (2), McCoist (3)
26 August 1992QFDundee UnitedA3–215,716McCoist, Gough, Huistra
22 September 1992SFSt JohnstoneN3–130,062McCoist (3)
25 October 1992FAberdeenN2–1*45,298McCall, Smith (o.g.)

*Rangers won the match 2–1 in extra-time

Scottish Cup

Main article: 1992–93 Scottish Cup

DateRoundOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
9 January 1993R3MotherwellA2–014,314McCoist (2)
6 February 1993R4Ayr UnitedA2–013,176McCoist, Gordon
6 March 1993QFArbroathA3–06,488Hateley, Murray, McCoist (pen.)
3 April 1993SFHeart of MidlothianN2–141,738McPherson, McCoist
29 May 1993FAberdeenN2–150,715Murray, Hateley

UEFA Champions League

Main article: 1992–93 UEFA Champions League

DateRoundOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
16 September 1992R1DEN LyngbyH2–040,036Hateley, Huistra
30 September 1992R1DEN LyngbyA1–04,273Durrant
21 October 1992R2ENG Leeds UnitedH2–143,251McCoist, Lukic (o.g.)
4 November 1992R2ENG Leeds UnitedA2–125,118Hateley, McCoist
25 November 1992GSFRA MarseilleH2–241,624McSwegan, Hateley
9 December 1992GSRUS CSKA MoscowA1–09,000Ferguson
3 March 1993GSBEL Club BruggeA1–119,000Huistra
17 March 1993GSBEL Club BruggeH2–142,731Durrant, Nisbet
7 April 1993GSFRA MarseilleA1–146,000Durrant
21 April 1993GSRUS CSKA MoscowH0–043,142

Appearances

PlayerPositionAppearancesGoals
SCOGK520
SCOGK120
SCODF594
SCODF393
UKRDF90
SCODF533
SCODF171
SCODF110
SCODF20
SCODF583
ENGDF100
SCOMF477
SCOMF435
ENGMF273
SCOMF102
NEDMF427
SCOMF546
SCOMF232
ENGMF365
SCOMF10
SCOMF20
ENGMF30
ENGMF30
SCOFW5249
SCOFW145
UKRFW394
ENGFW5429
ENGFW20

League table

Champions league table

References

References

  1. (21 March 1993). "The goal that ended Rangers' run". The Sunday Post.
  2. McKinney, David. (31 May 1993). "Scottish up Final: Rangers continue to reign supreme". [[The Independent]].
  3. McKinney, David. (26 October 1992). "Football: Smith's slip gives Rangers the prize". The Independent.
  4. (24 April 2013). "Robbed? Why Rangers could have been the first Champions League winners". [[Talksport]].
  5. Rangers buy back McPherson: The Herald, 5 June 1992
  6. (27 July 1992). "Steven will provide the missing midfield link". The Herald.
  7. (12 August 1992). "Patience pays off as Rangers go nap". The Herald.
  8. (14 August 1992). "Brady is ready to land Slater after day of bargaining". The Herald.
  9. (9 September 1992). "Gordon's class tells". The Herald.
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