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skygaming Dejan Kulusevski rescued a point for Tottenham on Ange Postecoglou's Glasgow return in an entertaining 1-1 draw with Rangers in the Europa League. The former Celtic manager arrived at Ibrox with an out-of-form, injury-hit side and was fortunate to leave without defeat after an unconvincing performance that leaves them winless in five games. Postecoglou brought Kulusevski on at half time and he fired into the bottom right corner at the end of a well-worked move to keep Spurs in the hunt for automatic qualification, but they still needed a superb late save from Fraser Forster to deny Cyriel Dessers a winner. Player ratings: Rangers: Butland (7); Tavernier (7), Souttar (6), Propper (7), Jefte (7); Bajrami (7), Raskin (7), Diomande (7); Cerny (7), Igamane (8), Ridwan (7). Subs: Balogun (7), Barron (6), Sterling (6), Dessers (6), Fraser (n/a) Tottenham: Forster (8); Porro (6), Dragusin (6), Gray (6), Udogie (6); Bissouma (6), Bentancur (6), Maddison (6); Johnson (6), Son (6), Werner (4). Subs: Kulusevski (8), Solanke (7), Sarr (6), Bergvall (5) Player of the Match: Fraser Forster Rangers had led when Hamza Igamane tucked home from James Tavernier's smart pass behind the Tottenham defence just two minutes into the second half, and had the ball in the net late on when Dessers turned in from an offside position. The hosts deserved to be ahead having had the better of the first half. Forster tipped over Nedim Bajrami's shot and also denied Vaclav Cerny twice. Trending Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player The visitors had only one shot on target - a tame effort from close range - during the first half, with the misfiring Timo Werner lacking confidence in front of goal, while the offside Brennan Johnson was somehow denied by Jack Butland's point-blank save. Rangers were dealt a blow when John Souttar was forced off injured in the 35th minute but they head into Sunday's League Cup final against Celtic with confidence after another promising display. Also See: Live Europa League table Europa League results Stream Sky Sports with NOW Get Sky Sports on WhatsApp Postecoglou: An important point but Werner performance unacceptable Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Tottenham head coach Ange Postecoglou said: "A tough game, as expected, obviously with the atmosphere in the stadium. The first half was pretty tight with no clear-cut for either side. "When they score straight after half-time the energy levels obviously go up and it's going to be a tough one to claw back, but I thought we worked our way back in well. "The substitutes made a difference and we scored a good goal, had other good moments and a great save by Fraser [Forster] at the end. In the context of where we are in Europe, an important point." On Timo Werner's performance: "He wasn't playing anywhere near the level he should. When you've got 18-year-olds [playing] it's not acceptable to me and I said that to Timo. He's a senior German international. "The moment we're in right now, it's not like we've got many options. I need everyone to at least be going out there trying to give the best of themselves. His performance in the first half wasn't acceptable." Boyd: Were Spurs trying? Sky Sports' Kris Boyd: "Philippe Clement will be the happier of the two managers. The financial gulf between the two teams is absolutely huge. That doesn't mean to say you can't go and get a result, and Rangers have shown that tonight. "It took a terrific finish from Kulusevski when he came on to get Tottenham the equaliser, but Rangers, throughout the game, caused problems. They played really, really well, had some great individual performances. Nicolas Raskin was excellent in the middle of the pitch, Jefte and Ridvan Yilmaz. "Tottenham, at some stages in that match, you just thought to yourself, are they actually trying? Are they working hard? Because everything was so slow, even going to close Rangers' players down, they just looked off it. "I get that they've got a lot of injuries, but that should give others an opportunity to show they're good enough to be at the club and forget about the ones that are injured. "There are lots of top talented players in that Tottenham team that are missing, but I didn't think they'd done enough to win the game tonight, that's for sure." Kulusevski: Everyone needs to do more Tottenham goalscorer Dejan Kulusevski speaking to TNT Sports: "Rangers played very well, we struggled a bit. We didn't play well enough to win the game. Rangers played a perfect game, it's a beautiful stadium, the fans helped them a lot. "I wanted to change something, to make something happen and I succeeded once but not enough today. It's always important to score but we've got to start winning games now. It's time to win on Sunday. "Everybody needs to do a little more than we're doing now." Clement: We should have won Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Rangers manager Philippe Clement said: "They took the challenge with both hands, they grabbed it and showed what we wanted them to show everybody. "I still leave now thinking we should have won, we deserved to win the game but I think it was a very good advertisement for Scottish football to compete with a Premier League team at full strength. "I want that mentality within my squad - that they were not satisfied with the point, they felt they were really close to winning." On John Souttar's injury: "It's not a good thing when you have to come off in the first half but we'll find more in the coming days." What's coming up in the Europa League? Tom from Southampton became a millionaire for free with Super 6! Could you be the next jackpot winner? Play for free!Will Kamala Harris run for California governor in 2026? The question is already swirling

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Erin Andrews Gets Her Camera-Ready, Pearly White Teeth With This Exact ProductAUDI has unveiled its new logo with major changes a mere few days after Jaguar was slammed over the "woke" EV rebrand. The car brand has divided drivers through its launch of a new sub-brand which gets rid of the iconic four rings logo. Advertisement 2 The Audi E Concept is on display during the 2024 Guangzhou International Automobile Exhibition Credit: Getty 2 Audi's are renowned for their four rings Credit: Alamy The German premium vehicle manufacturer has announced a new partnership with SAIC - a Chinese motoring giant. This collaboration is to sell a separate range of Audi models within the market. The sub-brands first reveal shows the model featuring a brand new logo - not with four rings. China has the largest new car market worldwide with around 26 million models sold in 2023 - and Gernot Döllner, CEO of Audi, has shared his excitement for the sub-brand. Advertisement read more in motors LIVING LUX Five luxury cars you can pick up for bargain prices in 2024 to 'look rich' ‘LITERALLY RIDICULOUS’ Top 5 luxury cars you can buy for under £5,000 He said: "The automotive industry is undergoing the largest transformation in its history. "With our partnerships in China, we are playing a decisive role in this transformation." Audi are very familiar with the car market in China, having sold its cars there since 1988 after beginning a contract with First Automobile Works (FAW). Here they became the first company to import luxury cars to the brand. Advertisement Most read in Motors DIG DOWN Two major tunnels used by 100k a day WILL be tolled with drivers forced to pay £4 MOTOR ON Hollywood A-lister’s £2MILLION motorhome with 30-person cinema & sauna bathroom GEARING UP Speed limits could be cut across Scotland as government unveils new plans ROAD BLOCK Repairs on major Scots motorway still haven't started after 3 years of delays Now the new Audi sub-brand looks to sell unique models with its design to younger motorists. The company pointed out the additional driver-assistance technology in comparison to models in Europe as China is currently enforcing fewer restrictions on autonomous vehicles. Harry Kane and Bayern Munich team mates take the Audi Q6 e-tron for a drive But the new models are missing the iconic four ring logo that first popped up in 1932 and instead have 'Audi' written across the front. The rings were originally used by Auto Union and were to represent the four German car brands Audi, Chemnitz, DKW and Horch who were all in an alliance at the time. Advertisement Users took to Reddit to express their thoughts on the new Audi look in China. One user said: "Honestly? This is hilarious. It's one of those things that make you believe the simulation is real and the creator is going for maximum silliness. "Next week: Mercedes launches 'MERCEDES'." Another commented: "China is a different market. There's an Audi A7 L there. I guess Audi China knows what it is doing. Advertisement "In my opinion, it looks exactly like one of those new Chinese electric car brands without personality in their designs." Meanwhile a 'new' classic Jaguar has been unveiled with a roaring petrol engine - just days after the British firm's controversial re-brand ahead of its electric revolution. A monstrous version of Jag's iconic XJS model has been revealed for the first time, although the marque won't be the ones making it. Indeed, Berkshire-based car maker Tom Walkinshaw Racing, known as TWR, is the brains behind this very cool looking XJS Supercat. Advertisement The limited-edition beast is a modernised take on the classic sports car, which Jaguar originally produced between 1975 and 1996. Widely considered one of the most famous Jags, some 115,413 XJS models rolled off production lines in that time - and today it's considered a mainstay at classic car shows. "Available to commission" now, the timing of the arrival of TWR's XJS Supercat couldn't have come at a more curious period in Jaguar's 102-year history, as the manufacturer is in the midst of one of motoring history’s most outrageous rebrands. This month, they began the first phase of their transition by putting a stop to all of their current models being sold in dealerships , with only the F-Pace to be carried over into 2025. Advertisement Read more on the Scottish Sun LOOKING UP I'm a four-time world champ but my eyesight is going so I've made crucial change ISLE SAY Stunning home with panoramic views for sale for just £135k - but there's a catch This is because the firm is fully committed to going all-electric by next year, with a handful of brand new models to be released - including a four-door GT that's to be fully unveiled in concept form next week. They then sent ripples through the motoring world when they released a new logo along with a bizarre teaser video that received backlash on social media. What is the FCA investigating and who is eligible for compensation? By Jacob Jaffa, Motors Reporter What is being investigated? The FCA announced in January that it would investigate allegations of "widespread misconduct" related to discretionary commission agreements (DCAs) on car loans. When you buy a car on finance, you are effectively loaned the value of the car while you pay it off. These loans have interest payments charged on top of them and are often organised on behalf of lenders by brokers - usually the finance arm of a dealership . These brokers earn money in the form of commission - a percentage of the interest payments on the loan. DCAs allowed brokers to, to a certain extent, increase the interest rate on a loan, which in turn increased the amount of commission they received. The practice was banned by the FCA in 2021. Who is eligible for compensation? The FCA estimates that around 40% of car deals may have been affected before 2021. There are two criteria you must meet to have a chance at receiving compensation. First, you must be complaining in relation to a finance deal on a motor vehicle (including cars, vans, motorbikes and motorhomes) that was agreed before January 28 2021. Second, you must have bought the vehicle through a mechanism like Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) or Hire Purchase (HP), which make up the majority of finance deals and mean you own the vehicle at the end of the agreement. Drivers who leased a car through something like a Personal Contract Hire, where you give the car back at the end of the lease, are not eligible.