

The forward, wrapped in the flag of his Colombia homeland sneaked up on his manager and poured celebratory champagne over the suited Gerrard, as Rangers lifted the silverware to round off the season with a 4-0 win over Aberdeen.
"That’s another fine for him for sure,” the manager joked on Sky Sports when asked about his striker. “It feels good, and it’s been a while since I had the smell of champagne - everyone know what it smells like but it’s been so long I’m enjoying it.”
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Hide AdThe manager watched James Tavernier lift the trophy with the squad – Rangers’ first title in ten years – and then posed with assistant Gary McAllister and the title as the champagne flowed following the win, achieved by two goals for Kemar Roofe, an own goal from Joe Lewis and a late strike from Jermain Defoe.


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