Mikey Moore’s Rangers Struggles Continue Despite Late Win at Livingston
Mikey Moore’s difficult start at Ibrox carried on as the Tottenham loanee was introduced late in Rangers’ narrow victory over Livingston.
The 16-year-old failed to make much of an impact after coming on, with Max Aarons’ 94th-minute strike ultimately sealing the club’s first league win of the season after a poor run of results.
Supporters remain unconvinced by Moore’s early showings in Scotland, with many highlighting that he still looks short of adapting to the physical demands of the Premiership.
Eddie Howe Responds to Arteta’s Post-Match Claim
Meanwhile, in the Premier League, Eddie Howe gave his reaction after Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta insisted his side “got what they deserved” in their dramatic 2-1 victory at St James’ Park.
“I thought they had more chances than us and looked more of a threat, so in that sense you could say yes [they deserved it],” Howe admitted. “But I felt defeat was harsh given how much we put into the game. The team took it to another level, and I was very proud of that.”
Reflecting on the goals conceded, Howe added: “They were different types of goals but from the same source, and we didn’t defend them well enough — individually or collectively.
The number of corners we had to deal with told in the end. We’d handled most of them, but the last one was the killer. At that stage of the game, we had to be better.”
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