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Joe Aribo feels the Gers were unlucky not to have won their game against Dundee United in the Scottish Premiership match on Sunday.
The Nigerian international rescued a point for Rangers against the Terrors at Tannadice Park after he scored in the 76th minute to cancel out Ross Graham’s 29th-minute opener.
Despite a flurry of attacks from Rangers, Dundee held on for the decisive point and according to Aribo, who scored his seventh goal of the season, they weren’t lucky enough to get the second goal.
“We are really frustrated and disappointed. We had a lot of chances and played very well, but the result has just not shown that. It is very upsetting.
“We had to take more shots, we needed to get the ball in and around the area and make it harder for their defenders.
“That is what we had to do in the second half and we did. We just couldn’t get lucky enough to get the second goal that we were pushing for. There were a lot of good moments in the game today, but we need to be a bit more ruthless in front of goal, and take our chances that come along.” Aribo told Rangers TV.
Aribo, has, however, said it was important to snatch a point against Dundee, insisting they will never give up in their pursuit to retain the title.
“It’s definitely an important point. We are going to keep pushing for every single game that we play. We want to win every single game,” Aribo continued.
“Today [Sunday] is one that is disappointing, but to take away a point instead of getting zero is better than nothing in the circumstances.
“We need to dust ourselves off and recover and look towards Thursday night because it is going to be a massive game and we need to be ready to go.”
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