Photographic Print : Rangers Macleod Fouled, Red Card for Stranraer's Aitken: Rangers 3-0 Stranraer

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Rangers Macleod Fouled, Red Card for Stranraer's Aitken: Rangers 3-0 Stranraer

Rangers Lewis Macleod (10) is fouled by Stranraers Chris Aitken which led to the players red card

Rangers Football Club is a Scottish professional football club based in the Govan district of Glasgow

Media ID 8796305

© Kirk ORourke

10"x8" Photo Print

"Relive the thrilling moments of Rangers Football Club history with our exclusive Media Storehouse Photographic Prints. This stunning image captures the intensity of the game as Rangers' Lewis Macleod (10) is fouled by Stranraer's Chris Aitken, resulting in a red card and a pivotal moment in the match. Witness the passion and determination of the players as they battle it out on the pitch. A must-have for any Rangers fan's collection." #RangersFC #Football #SportsPrints #LewisMacleod #ChrisAitken #RedCard #StranraerFC #PhotographicPrints #SportsMemorabilia

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Estimated Product Size is 20.3cm x 25.4cm (8" x 10")

These are individually made so all sizes are approximate

Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) or portrait (vertical) orientation to match the source image.

EDITORS COMMENTS
In this electrifying moment captured during the 2013-14 football season, Rangers midfielder Lewis Macleod (#10) experiences a pivotal turning point in the match against Stranraer. As Macleod skillfully maneuvers the ball through the opposition's defense, Stranraer's Chris Aitken (not in frame) rushes in, committing a foul that leaves Macleod lying on the ground in pain. The referee, unyielding to the unsportsmanlike conduct, brandishes a red card towards Aitken, signaling his ejection from the game. The incident occurred during the Rangers' 3-0 victory over Stranraer, a result that significantly boosted their morale and momentum in the league standings. Macleod's tenacity and determination on the field were once again on display, as he bravely endured the foul and continued to contribute to the team's dominance throughout the match. This photograph by Kirk O'Rourke encapsulates the intensity and passion of a football match, showcasing the high stakes and unpredictability that come with the beautiful game. The red card serves as a reminder of the consequences of unsportsmanlike conduct and the importance of fair play, making this image a captivating addition to any football enthusiast's collection. As the Rangers' season progressed, Macleod continued to be a vital player for the team, demonstrating his versatility and resilience on the field. This photograph stands as a testament to his unwavering commitment and the indomitable spirit of Rangers Football Club.

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