Genk’s Oh Hyeon-gyu seals winning return to Glasgow and deepens Rangers’ gloom

The article discusses Genk's 1-0 victory over Rangers in a European match, which deepens the latter's woes. Key points: - Rangers were reduced to 10 men in the first half after a reckless challenge by Mohamed Diomande. - Genk's winning goal was scored by Oh Hyeon-gyu, a former Celtic striker. - Rangers manager Russell Martin has spoken of "results coming through difficulty," but the poor results are causing more problems for the club. - The attendance at Ibrox was relatively low, with only 38,000 present, and the presence of the club's American co-owner, Andrew Cavenagh, who was meeting with fans, allowed him to experience the team's struggles firsthand. - Martin was unsure if he had received Cavenagh's verdict on the team's performance, but was looking forward to seeing him. The article provides a concise summary of the key events and implications of the match, focusing on the game's outcome, Rangers' struggles, and the presence of the club's owner.