jim lumsden, bbc news. we wa nt spent force. jim lumsden, bbc news.mathematically impossible, but we cannot win the premier league. and league, we can. we have eight teams in competition, we have a quarterfinal, and it is a competition that we can win. during this match, we had lots of players that were not here today. and the most important thing was, after the three points, not to have more injuries. the hardest thing being a manager is when you are losing, and at the moment we are. it is a hard thing to take. i have been fortunate enough to have worked at teams which have won a lot of games, but at the moment it is tough, but tougher the players as well, because they care, they wanted it well, and at the moment, we're not doing as well we should. in the scottish premiership, three late goals for rangers ended aberdeen's winning run at home. all three was scored in five minutes in the second half. kenny miller got the second half. kenny miller got the first two. aberdeen remain second in the table to the already crowned champions celtic will stop ra

jim lumsden was watching the action.n hours of football. united were unbeaten in 20 league games, ten of those drawn, but where would they be without a breath of itch? this, his 28th goal of the season. —— ibrahimovic. sunderland were down to ten men. they had half time to pull themselves together, but they didn't. a few seconds after the break, united made light of the defence. a third was inevitable, and much needed for marcus rashford. we wa nt much needed for marcus rashford. we want to fight until it is mathematically impossible, but we cannot win the premier league. we cannot win the premier league. we can win the europa league. we have eight teams in the competition, and we have the quarterfinal, and it is a competition we can win. during this match, we had lots of players we re this match, we had lots of players were not here today. —— who were not here today. the most important thing was, after the three points, not to have more injuries. the hardest thing as a manager is when you're losing all the time, and at