Rangers fans critical of Ryan Kent after performance against Hibernian

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Rangers managed to produce a comeback victory to beat Hibernian in midweek – but some of the club’s supporters on Twitter were not happy with the performance of their attacker Ryan Kent.

Steven Gerrard’s side managed to record a 2-1 home win at Ibrox in the Scottish Premiership fixture, but went behind to a Paul Hanlon goal in the 35th minute.

Gers defender George Edmundson equalised just before half-time and Ianis Hagi marked his first start for the Scottish giants with a goal on the half-volley late on to wrap up three more points.

It means that they stay second in the table seven points adrift of leaders Celtic and have played a game less than them.

They now turn their attention to a trip to Hamilton at the weekend in the Scottish Cup fifth round, before they travel to Kilmarnock in their next league meeting.

A selection of Rangers supporters on social media singled out Kent for major criticism despite the midweek victory.

The 23-year-old attacker is an ever-present in Gerrard’s team and he once again started against Hibs before being substituted off late on.

He’s a left-winger with plenty of pace and trickery, but he was majorly lacking creativity and it was new teammate Hagi that looked far more threatening throughout the contest.

Here are some Rangers fans on Kent: