3 talking points as Rangers denied win by battling Hamilton's last-gasp leveller

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Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentEmmy-winning “The Crown” star Josh O’Connor will be the protagonist of Italian auteur Alice Rohrwacher’s next film “La Chimera,” which is set in the world of archeological looting and is currently shooting in and around Southern Tuscany.O’Connor, who in “The Crown” played the young Prince Charles, in “La Chimera” is playing a young British archeologist named Arthur who gets involved in an international network of stolen Etruscan artifacts during the 1980s.Also starring in “La Chimera,” which can be loosely translated as “The Unrealizable Dream,” are Isabella Rossellini as a retired opera singer; Brazilian actor Carole Duarte (“The Invisible Life”) who plays another non-Italian woman who intersects with Arthur; Alba Rohrwacher as an international artifacts trafficker; and Vincenzo Nemolato (“Martin Eden”) who plays one of the “tombaroli,” literally grave robbers, as artifacts thieves are known in Italy. “‘La Chimera’ is the story of a young English archaeologist who gets involved in the underground world of the ‘tombaroli,’ the nocturnal raiders of Etruscan tombs,” the director said in a statement.Rohrwacher added that the film “is the final piece of a triptych on territory that I started with ‘The Wonders’ and which poses a central question: what to do with the past?” “Is the past merely a lost world, or does it intimately concern our present?,” Rohrwacher asks.“The Wonders,” which screened in Competition in 2014 at Cannes, winning the Grand Prix, was followed in 2018 by “Happy as Lazzaro” that also launched from the Croisette where it scooped the award for best screenplay.

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Rangers against Hamilton last week.The 1-1 draw was marked by poor defending, a lack of control in midfield and fortunately, an incredible goalkeeping performance by 39-year-old Allan McGregor.Gerrard will expect his side to bounce back with an emphatic win and performance or the frosty conditions at Ibrox will extend far beyond the pitch.They face a Kilmarnock side that will no doubt offer a stern test now that new boss Tommy Wright has spent more time drilling his side.Known for his pragmatic, well-organised sides at St Johnstone, he's certain to make Killie a tough proposition in the years ahead.And while he's known for a defence first approach, his first move has been to bolster his attack with old Ibrox favourite Kyle Lafferty

Allan McGregor's brutally honest post-match interview after their draw with Hamilton he watched it SEVEN times.The Ibrox side were lucky to escape the Fountain of Youth Stadium with a 1-1 draw as the Accies created numerous good chances - only to see their efforts foiled by the veteran goalie.After the game, man of the match McGregor could barely contain his anger when interviewed on live TV and described the below par performance as "rubbish".But rather than be upset by his unvarnished honesty, Gerrard was delighted his players had been delivered some home truths by a respected dressing room veteran.Gerrard admitted: “I loved his interview after the game.

Scottish Premiership finish line according to pundit Stephen Craigan.Steven Gerrard's side have been in imperious form this season, dropping just six points as they remain unbeaten in the league.Two of those dropped points came against Hamilton on Sunday though, with goalkeeper Allan McGregor admitting his side were "rubbish".Asked on Go Radio about that perfomance Craigan said: "They looked a little bit laboured, their play was slow."I felt as if on Sunday there was a lack of risk in their play."What I mean by that is the players in the final third, rather than just playing safe passes, go and get at your opponent."It's one area of the pitch where Rangers were very good up until Christmas - they got at teams, they took men on."I see Ryan

Hamilton recorded seven shots on target against Rangers on Saturday which is the highest number recorded against the Ibrox side in the Premiership this season.Man of the match Allan McGregor was forced into six saves - the most he’s made this season - and Rice insists Accies try to attack when possible in every game.He said: “It’s something we are going to have to do {score goals}. We set the team to have a go but we don’t set up the team to just defend.“Sometimes we get forced back because of the quality of the opposition.

Rangers after an abject draw with Hamilton.The Premiership champions elect were well below par in Lanarkshire and had goalkeeper Allan McGregor to thank for saving a point.Manager Steven Gerrard laid into his team after the match, and Caldwell believes that the 21-point gap at the top may have relaxed some minds.With a European clash with Royal Antwerp looming though, Rangers will have to snap out of it quickly. Caldwell said on Football Pass: "I think actually the Europa League starting back up again could be a good thing to focus the minds again and get them into a different competition where they have to be at their best.

Steven Gerrard must convince Allan McGregor to extend his deal with Rangers or risk paying out an "absolute fortune" in a replacement claims Barry Ferguson.The veteran goalkeeper is out of contract at Ibrox this summer and could cement his place as a Light Blues legend by bringing the Premiership trophy back to Govan.However, former teammate Ferguson believes it is vital that gaffer Gerrard can convince the 39-year-old to remain with the club for another season.Ferguson reckons McGregor has only got better with age and will only continue to improve after his heroics against Hamilton.“I hope he doesn’t decide to call it a day at the end of the season," he told the Go Radio Football Show."I know he’s 39 now but he looks to me as fit as he’s

Kris Boyd insists Rangers players must use their disappointing display against Hamilton as a wake up call for the Premiership title run-in.Brian Easton's own goal had put the visitors ahead going into injury time, before Ross Callachan got a deserved last-gasp leveller as Steven Gerrard's side dropped Premiership points for only the fourth time this season.Allan McGregor was left fuming after the full-time whistle with the performance in Lanarkshire, and Boyd told Sky Sports he could understand why his former teammate dubbed the performance "rubbish".The pundit believes the dressing room would have been all ears to McGregor's post-match blast and must take the criticism on board.Boyd said: "That's what Allan is, he's a winner, and he wants

The 1-1 draw moved rock-bottom Accies a point closer to nearest rivals Ross County, whom they trail by three points with two games in hand.

in the 1-1 draw with Rangers.But the Accies midfielder feels he could have had a hat-trick if it wasn't for the heroics of Ibrox goalkeeper Allan McGregor.The Rangers No.1 was in inspired form to keep out the Premiership's bottom side until the 94th minute at New Douglas Park.He had already denied Callachan from point-blank range after the rebound from a Scott McMann strike fell at his feet and then turned away a blistering free-kick as it headed for the far corner.But McGregor was eventually beaten when he made another outstanding stop to palm away a Bruce Anderson header, only for Callachan to mop up the rebound from a tight angle and prove persistence does pay off.It was no more than the fine Accies display deserved and Callachan said:

Allan McGregor for his vital saves at crucial times but perhaps even more for his furious will to win.In previous seasons there have been questions over the mentality of Steven Gerrard's squad, with many supporters insisting they don't have the grit required to go all the way.That's changed dramatically this season and, with a 21 point lead at the top, it's only a matter of time until Rangers end the long wait for a Premiership title.Their veteran goalkeeper is in no mood to let standards slip though as he proved after a drab draw with Hamilton.McGregor kept the visitors in the game in Lanarkshire before a Brian Easton own goal appeared to give them all three points.Accies grabbed an equaliser with the last kick of the game though and the

Rangers defence has been breached once.Of all the records broken and statistics created by the table-topping Ibrox club and Steven Gerrard's group of players – this might just be the most impressive of the lot.When Scotland midfielder Jack is in the team, they simply don't concede.

Allan McGregor by repeatedly insisting the Rangers keeper had scored an own goal.McGregor produced a stunning display to ensure the Premiership leaders weren't beaten by bottom side Hamilton Accies.The veteran produced a string of crucial stops but was eventually being beaten by a Ross Callachan effort in the dying seconds after Brian Easton's own goal put Rangers ahead.Callachan pounced from a tight angle after McGregor saved Bruce Anderson's header and replays suggested it was a touch from the diving shot-stopper that diverted the ball into the net.Boyd insisted blame lies with the Rangers defence but still made sure he teased his old team-mate, who had already delivered an angry post-match interview."He will be really, really frustrated

Hamilton battlers to keep going right until the death and grab a last-gasp equaliser against runaway league leaders Rangers. And the Accies gaffer insists a point was the very least his troops deserved after Ross Callachan’s dramatic injury time strike earned them a draw after Brian Easton’s own goal 10 minutes from time.

Rangers were fortunate to escape Hamilton with a draw.The Ibrox men turned in their poorest Premiership performance of the campaign as Ross Callachan's late leveller earned a deserved point for bottom side Accies.Brian Easton's own goal put the visitors in front at the Fountain of Youth Stadium but Rangers owed their lead to a string of Allan McGregor saves.A visibly frustrated Gerrard, who confirmed the club will appeal Kemar Roofe's two-match ban, confessed his team "deserved nothing".He told Sky Sports: "Disappointed with the all-round performance."But I should be happy really, to take a point from this game, because we didn't deserve anything."Credit to Hamilton, they really got in amongst us today, stopped us playing our normal game,

was sacked over his now infamous 'jobby-gate' comments, but the club restored pride with a battling and, at times, impressive attacking display.The hosts were given a boost ahead of kick-off after it was revealed goalkeeper Ryan Fulton had signed a two-year contract extension and he started between the sticks for his 23rd appearance this season.Accies made one change to the side which lost 2-1 at home to Ross County on Wednesday night, with Ben Stirling replaced by the returning Charlie Trafford in midfield.

Allan McGregor.The retired Danish frontman, also a former coach at Auchenhowie, reckons James Tavernier is the frontrunner for the prize for his powerful displays from right-back.Lovenkrands also singled out keeper McGregor and midfielder Glen Kamara for praise but he reckons the skipper is in the clear having notched 11 goals and nine assists in 27 league games.Speaking on Sky Sports' Scottish Football Podcast, he said: "It's tough, you know.

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Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Ianis Hagi’s strike early in the second half was enough to edge out St Johnstone at Ibrox.The Perth side were seven games unbeaten heading into the fixture and battled throughout to maintain their record.Two good Craig Bryson chances were the pick of the bunch for the visitors but Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor was not in the mood to be defeated.Bryson was one of four changes from manager Callum Davidson, who also handed Millwall loanee James Brown his first start at right wing-back.It was defensive mate and skipper Jason Kerr who had early intentions of giving Saints the lead in acrobatic style.

The midfielder has been a revelation since joining in the summer from St Johnstone and has scored six goals already - his highest league total in his career. The 27 year-old is an integral part of a Hamilton side looking to avoid relegation and Callachan revealed he's never enjoyed his football more than this season.He said: "It’s the most I’ve enjoyed my football for a long,long time because I’m playing week in,week out.I feel really comfortable because I come in everyday and I enjoy my work which I’ve not said for a long time."That’s the main thing for me and I think that shows with my performances on the pitch.