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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-02 · 30 entries checked · 59 flagged · 141 issues confirmed · 22 corrected · 119 still open
We Are Rangers Anthem — Ibrox Stadium is located in Govan, which is historically part of the South Side of Glasgow rather than strictly the 'West End' district.
The Old Firm Rivalry — The entry incorrectly attributes the 1902 Ibrox disaster to the Old Firm rivalry; the tragedy occurred during a Scotland vs. England international match, whereas only the 1971 disaster followed an Old Firm fixture.
The Old Firm Rivalry — The entry inaccurately describes Rangers' 2012 status change as 'relegation'; the club was administratively demoted by the SFA following liquidation on June 6, 2012, rather than being relegated through sporting merit in May.
The Shed End Stand — The entry incorrectly identifies the 'Shed End Stand' as a section of Ibrox Stadium; this name is exclusively associated with Chelsea FC's Stamford Bridge.
The Shed End Stand — The term 'Main Terrace' is not the standard historical designation for the Copland end, which should be referred to as the 'Copland Road Stand' or 'Main Stand'.
Light Blue Identity — The 1972 Cup Winners' Cup final opponent was Dynamo Moscow, not Hamburger SV.
Light Blue Identity — The primary club crest features the letters R.F.C. within a shield; it does not feature a lion rampant holding a baton as its central design element.
First League Title Victory (1890-91) — John McPherson joined Rangers in 1893, not 1890 as claimed in the entry.
Founding of Rangers FC (1872) — The first match score is historically recorded as 2-0 in contemporary reports (e.g., Glasgow Herald), though 5-0 is often cited in club lore.
Founding of Rangers FC (1872) — The 1890-91 League title was shared with Dumbarton FC following a 2-2 play-off draw, rather than being solely secured by Rangers.
Ibrox Stadium Opening (1899) — Ibrox Stadium is located in the Govan district; referring to it as 'South Side' is geographically and culturally imprecise for Rangers FC.
Second League Treble Achievement (1963-64) — The title 'Second League Treble Achievement' contradicts established history as the 1963-64 season was Rangers FC's first-ever domestic treble.
Second League Treble Achievement (1963-64) — The claim that the Scottish League Cup Final against Kilmarnock was won 'after replay' is incorrect; historical records confirm Rangers defeated Kilmarnock 2-1 in a single match final on October 26, 1963, with no replay required.
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