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Ian Black and David Templeton also scored in the first-round tie against the Scottish League Two side.
The Rangers manager, Ally McCoist, was full of praise for Law, who played as a triallist because of Rangers’ transfer embargo. “His first goal was a great goal because he must have ran 40, 50 yards and you could see a real desire to get on the end of the cross,” McCoist said.
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