1950–51 Rangers F.C. season

The 1950–51 season was the 71st season of competitive football by Rangers.

Rangers
1950–51 season
ChairmanJohn F. Wilson
ManagerBill Struth
GroundIbrox Park
Scottish League Division One2nd
P30 W17 D4 L9 F64 A37 Pts38
Scottish CupSecond Round
League CupSectional Round
Top goalscorerLeague:
Billy Simpson (13)
All:
Willie Thornton (19)

Overview

Rangers played a total of 38 competitive matches during the 1950–51 season.

Results

All results are written with Rangers' score first.

Scottish League Division A
DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
9 September 1950East FifeA3–020,600
16 September 1950DundeeH0–040,000
23 September 1950CelticA2–353,789
30 September 1950AirdrieoniansH4–120,000
7 October 1950Partick ThistleA1–233,000
14 October 1950Third LanarkH2–135,000
28 October 1950AberdeenH1–250,000
4 November 1950HibernianH1–180,000
11 November 1950St MirrenA2–020,000
18 November 1950Raith RoversH4–125,000
25 November 1950FalkirkA1–120,000
2 December 1950ClydeA1–222,000
9 December 1950MortonH2–030,000
23 December 1950East FifeH5–025,000
30 December 1950DundeeA0–237,400
1 January 1951CelticH1–055,000
6 January 1951Partick ThistleH1–335,000
20 January 1951Heart of MidlothianH2–154,000
3 February 1951AberdeenA4–242,000
17 February 1951St MirrenH1–120,000
24 February 1951Raith RoversA1–324,000
3 March 1951FalkirkH5–220,000
10 March 1951ClydeH4–020,000
17 March 1951MortonA2–022,000
24 March 1951MotherwellH3–030,000
31 March 1951AirdrieoniansA1–220,000
7 April 1951MotherwellA3–218,000
21 April 1951Heart of MidlothianA1–038,371
25 April 1951Third LanarkA5–115,000
28 April 1951HibernianA1–440,000

Scottish Cup
DateRoundOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
27 January 1951R2Queen of the SouthH2–040,000
10 February 1951R3HibernianH1–2102,342

League Cup
DateRoundOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
12 August 1950SRMortonA1–218,500
16 August 1950SRAberdeenH2–140,000
19 August 1950SRClydeH4–045,000
26 August 1950SRMortonH6–135,000
30 August 1950SRAberdeenA0–242,000
2 September 1950SRClydeA5–128,000

See also

References
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