Striker Fashion Sakala scored his first hattrick for Rangers as they pulled a 6-1 comeback against Motherwell in Scottish premier league.
The Chipolopolo talisman was the man of the show, as he gave a signature performance for Rangers who got back to winning ways following a draw in their last encounter against Aberdeen.
The game got to a disappointing start as Motherwell opened the score line through Bevis Mungabi in the 13th minute before Rangers run riot to score all six goals.
James Tavernier scored the equalizer in the 43rd minute before Sakala put the team in the lead with a goal, minutes before the close of the first half.
Sakala went on to sign in the history book, as he become the first Zambian striker to score a hat-trick in the Scottish league with goals in the 63rd and 86th minutes.
Glen Kamara and Kemar Roofe also found the back of the net as the Steven Gerrard tutored side got all three points against ten men Motherwell.
And things were to get worse for Motherwell as O’Donnell – booked in the first half for holding back Sakala – was dismissed after a late tackle on Bassey, before Kamara drove home from the edge of the box to grab his first goal of the season.
Rangers have now opened a 4-point lead at the summit of the table as they seat on 27 points from 12 games.
Sakala joins Patson Daka, and Enoch Mwepu who are making waves abroad. Znbc