Glasgow Rangers won the Scottish football championship match against Dundee FC with a score of 4-3, even though they were trailing at one point in the second half with a score of 3-1.
Ianis Hagi came on at halftime, but his presence on the field was rather discreet. He did not have a significant contribution to his team’s comeback in a crazy match against Dundee.
He had only one more dangerous shot on goal in the 59th minute, when he shot over the crossbar from 16 meters. Thus, Rangers News gave him a rating of 3, the second lowest rating of the match, after the 2 received by the goalkeeper Butland, who had a disastrous performance on Saturday.
"He seemed to have the mission to make something happen when he came on for Leon Balogun. But he simply lacked the accuracy he and his teammates needed," wrote Rangers News, who also gave him a plus: "He added intensity and made the ball circulate much faster, which helped with the tempo."
Hagi had only 26 ball touches against Dundee, and his percentage of successful passes is very low, only 59 percent. He made 7 mistakes out of 17 passes. However, he provided two key passes for his teammates in the opponent's box.
Hagi returned to Rangers after the two matches with the Romanian national football team, a 0-1 against Bosnia and a 5-1 against San Marino, in which he featured in both selections.
D.A.