Rangers blew their chance to close the gap on Celtic and Aberdeen at the top of the William Hill Premiership as they crashed to a 1-0 defeat to Kilmarnock at Rugby Park.
On a blustery afternoon in Ayrshire as Storm Ashley made landfall, Rangers' title hopes were blown off course as they came off second best against a Killie side who were well worth their victory.
Philippe Clement's side barely created a chance of note throughout the match, and paid the price in the 88th minute when Marley Watkins raced through to notch a deserved winner for the home side.
The defeat leaves Rangers six points behind both Celtic and Aberdeen who battled out a 2-2 draw at Parkhead on Saturday with Celtic remaining top of the table on goal difference.
Here are how each of the Rangers players rated out of 10 for their performance at Kilmarnock...
5. Robin Propper
Struggled to get to grips with physical presence of Kilmarnock striker Kyle Vassell culminating in the Dutch defender hacking him down on the hour mark to earn a booking, injury himself in the process as he was replaced by Leon Balogun - 4 | SNS Group
6. Connor Barron
Can always be relied upon for work-rate but was having very little influence on proceedings when his match was brought to a premature halt in the 63rd minute by being replaced by Nicolas Raskin - 4 | SNS Group
7. Mohamed Diomande
Hard to recall any contributions of note from the Ivorian midfielder other than short simple passes. A £4million signing should be capable of offering much more - 5 | SNS Group
8. Vaclav Cerny
After his two-goal heroics against St Johnstone prior to the international break, there was a real lack of conviction about the Czech winger's performance at Rugby Park. Spent much of the game operating from within his shell, apart from one decent strike in the first half - 4 | SNS Group