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...
9. Nedim Bajrami
Was brought to Rangers in the summer to provide a creative spark, but this was an abject performance from the Albanian international. Is left wing the best position for Rangers to get the best out of him? That remains up for debate - 4 | SNS Group
10. Tom Lawrence
A Rangers number 10 should get on the ball and make things happen in the final third. The Welshman did not deliver at all as the game completely passed him by. A complete non-entity whose only contribution was a second half scuffle with Matty Kennedy. Hooked for Kieron Dowell who at least created a chance late on - 3 | SNS Group
11. Cyriel Dessers
The great frustrator strikes again. Can be a matchwinner one week then the worst player on the park the next. The latter was the case at Rugby Park with the Nigerian managing just 11 touches of the ball in an abysmal first half - the fewest of all 22 players. Struggled to do the basics on the artificial surface and was nowhere to be seen when Tavernier put a dangerous ball across the box. Sarcastically cheered off by his own fans when subbed - 3 | SNS Group
12. Substitutes
Philippe Clement's replacements did not have the desired effect with Neraysho Kasanwirjo playing Marley Watkins onside for the Kilmarnock winner and Hamza Igamane (pictured) missing a good chance to claim a point in injury time. Kieran Dowell set up that chance with a neat pass - making him the pick of the subs - while Nicolas Raskin and Leon Balogun were also introduced in the second half. | SNS Group