Glasgow Rangers star Ross McCrorie has dedicated his goal to his ill grandma after he secured a point for the Ibrox club against Aberdeen on Tuesday.

The Gers drew 1-1 against Aberdeen at the Pittodrie Stadium where McCrorie netted a fighting header just after the hour mark. He tweeted after the match:

For you Gran pic.twitter.com/FP3ojPsltg

— Ross McCrorie (@RossMcCrorie4) May 8, 2018

Dons goalkeeper Joe Lewis made a strong save from Alfredo Morelos before the striker conceded a penalty for a challenge on Kenny McLean in the 14th minute.

McLean scored from the spot kick and dominated the rest of the half. The Gers recovered after the break and McCrorie levelled for them in the 63rd minute.

He said after the match that he dedicated the goal to his grandma who is not going to live long. He hopes that he has made her proud.

The result keeps Rangers in the hunt for the second place in the Scottish Premiership, although Aberdeen and Hibernian will all go into Sunday’s climax with a chance of finishing second behind Celtic.

Rangers enjoyed 56% of possession, and attempted nine shots during the game, according to BBC Sport.

Agreed 100%

— Kings Park Rovers (@kingsparkrovers) May 9, 2018

Well done young man, a true Ranger…….. don’t ever think of leaving

— No Surrender (@NoSurrender1872) May 9, 2018

Aye, because the rest of them all had a 2/10 performance

— Scott (@rfcturner__) May 9, 2018

Outstanding Ross thinking of you all

— Liz Campbell (@lizcampbell3) May 9, 2018

Superstar ❤

— Cammy (@Cammy_Price10) May 9, 2018

She’d be proud young chap Should show the other 10 on the pitch how to have the passion you have for the badge

— rydo dickson (@ryandickson1802) May 9, 2018