Rangers came from behind to set up a Premier Sports Cup final against Celtic with a 2-1 win over Motherwell at Hampden.
The victory comes as huge relief to Rangers manager Philippe Clement, who went into the match under intense pressure after a midweek defeat at Aberdeen led to him facing calls to be sacked.
The mood among Rangers supporters worsened markedly after former Light Blues midfielder Andy Halliday gave Motherwell the lead at Hampden Park in the 25th minute and the lacklustre Ibrox side were loudly booed off at the interval.
There was improvement in the second half and Gers striker Cyriel Dessers levelled from close range in the 49th minute before attacker Nedim Bajrami fired in the winner in the 81st minute to have the Rangers fans cheering again.
The Ibrox side will face Celtic in the final at the national stadium on December 15 and the Hoops, who along with Aberdeen are nine points ahead of Rangers at the top of the William Hill Premiership, showed their prowess with a 6-0 thumping of the Dons in the other semi-final on Saturday.
Here is how the Rangers and Motherwell players rated out of 10:
13. Nicolas Raskin
The Belgian continued his recent good form by dictating much of the game from the base of the Rangers midfield although his use of the ball could have been a little better at times - 7 | Getty Images
14. Lennon Miller
Says it all that the 18-year-old was entrusted with the captain's armband in a Hampden semi-final. Produced a couple of glorious forward passes but is normally better from set pieces. Outshone by Barron on this occasion - 6 | SNS Group
15. Tom Lawrence
Did little of note in his 35 minutes on the pitch before succumbing to a muscle injury. Familiar tale for the Welshman who can look an effective number 10 one week, then be anonymous the next - 2 | SNS Group
16. Ewan Wilson
The Scotland Under-21 international gave Motherwell great energy in the middle of the park before being moved out to the left - 6 | SNS Group