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Rangers manager Stuart McCall has not given up hopes of promotion to the Scottish Premiership this season, despite slipping to their fifth draw in a row.

Rangers manager Stuart McCall has insisted that the club has not given up on their hopes of promotion to the Scottish Premiership this season.

The Glasgow club drew for the fifth time in a row in the Scottish Championship last night to eighth-placed Alloa Athletic.

"[Ibrox Stadium is] not an easy place to play at the moment," McCall told BBC Sport.

"I think everyone realises that. We've won one game in nine. The season doesn't end tonight and I saw enough positives in a few individuals that we can build on."

Rangers welcome second-placed Hibernian to Ibrox on Saturday with McCall looking for his first win as manager.

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