RANGERS supporters packed out Ibrox Stadium last night hoping to witness the end of the club’s journey back to Scotland’s top tier.

Manager Mark Warburton’s side didn’t disappoint his team’s supporters as he guided the Ibrox men to a return to the Scottish Premiership after four years out of the country’s top division.

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Just under 49,000 fans packed into the stadium to watch Rangers attempt to clinch the Championship title with a win over Dumbarton.

A goal from right back James Tavernier was enough to secure a 1-0 victory and ensure Warburton’s side were out of the reach of title rivals Falkirk and Hibernian with four league games remaining.

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The jubilant players enjoyed a lap of honour after earning three crucial points, with fans staying on to show their appreciation for the club’s players and staff.

Last night’s triumph was welcomed by Rangers supporters and former players on social media.

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Former Ibrox winger and Danish international Peter Lovenkrands congratulated his old side on Twitter: “We are back where we belong! Congrats to the team and staff and all the fans! Brilliant!”

Scots athlete and Rangers supporter Lynsey Sharp was also delighted with the achievement and tweeted: “Huge congrats to the club and what a job by Mark Warburton. It’s been some journey for all us fans.”