Rangers regain swagger as Pat Fenlon offers no case for Hibernian defence The urgency to sign a striker is always likely to diminish when you have just watched your side rattle in four goals. However, Hibs manager Pat Fenlon's need to cobble together a defence is as pressing as ever. McPake, brought in last week on a loan deal with Coventry City, was handed the captaincy and seemed to add some solidity at the back in the early stages of the game, but composure was already draining away even before his sending-off. Fenlon was angry about that, claiming that McPake's second yellow card, for a clash with Maurice Edu, was unmerited. But even greater ire had been provoked by the goal Hibs had gifted to David Healy 15 minutes earlier. In slapstick fashion, defender Sean O'Hanlon had been bamboozled by the bounce of the ball, goalkeeper Mark Brown's attempt to head clear had succeeded only in gifting the ball to the Rangers striker, who gratefully threaded it home. Fittingly, when McPake tried to block the shot he toppled over and landed on his backside. "You can't defend like that and expect to win games," said Hibs full-back George Francomb. We're all putting in 100 per cent, but the goals we're letting in come from a lack of concentration. It's just not good enough. We need to cut these errors out or it will be a tough end to the season. Fenlon stressed that point, too. "You've got to give everything to the cause at this stage," said the Irishman. If we get relegated a lot of people lose their jobs. People have to start realising that. Rangers" first goal had come after 26 minutes, when Davis calmly placed the ball past Brown after being put into space by Aluko. Their third was a marvellous free-kick strike by Aluko, who bent his shot round a wall that had lost McPake just a few moments earlier. The final goal was also delivered by Davis, the midfielder swivelling superbly in the box after a clever pass from Carlos Bocanegra before hammering his shot home. Rangers (4-4-2): McGregor; Bartley, Goian, Bocanegra, Papac; Wylde (Celik 65), Davis, Edu (McCulloch 73), Wallace; Aluko, Healy (Kerkar 78). Subs: Alexander (g), Ortiz, Little, McCabe. Booked: Goian. Hibernian (4-5-1): Brown; Francomb, McPake, O'Hanlon (Scott 62),: Hanlon; Soares (Stanton 87), Osborne, Wotherspoon, Stevenson, Sproule; Doyle (Stephens 73). Subs: Stack (g), Booth, Towell, Caldwell. Booked: McPake, Scott. Sent off: McPake. Referee: C Richmond.