Rangers win again to make it lucky 13 But Rangers were quick out of the blocks on the Angus coast as Daly's volley ended a seven-game wait for a half-time lead. It was the seventh match in a row in which the former Dundee United striker has netted, but he was not the only man in blue to impress. Lewis Macleod was one of two newcomers to the side - along with Fraser Aird - after Arnold Peralta and David Templeton were benched, and the 19-year-old's shot led to the second on 26 minutes when it was deflected home by Donaldson. Clark then wrapped up the scoring four minutes before the interval by nodding home from man-of-the-match Lee Wallace's free-kick. Dundee United forward Nadir Ciftci has signed a one-year contract extension. The 21-year-old signed a two-year deal when he arrived at Tannadice in July and has now extended that by 12 months to tie himself to the club until May 2016. The powerful and skilful Holland-born Turkey youth international has scored seven goals in his first 16 games. St Johnstone have put an £800,000 value on striker Stevie May, according to Rotherham manager Steve Evans. Evans claimed his Sky Bet League One club had a bid for the Scotland Under-21 international had been rejected, although St Johnstone denied reports late last week that any official offer had been received. Evans told BBC Radio Sheffield: "We offered £300,000 and were quoted £800,000. That price is out of our range. The 21-year-old has scored 11 goals this season after netting 45 times in 57 games during loan spells with Alloa and Hamilton. Morton have appointed former Scotland midfielder David Hopkin as their interim manager following the sacking of Allan Moore. Moore and his assistant, Mark McNally, both had their contracts terminated immediately after Saturday's 5-1 home defeat by Livingston left the Greenock side bottom of the Championship. Former Morton, Leeds and Chelsea player Hopkin steps up from his role as development squad coach ahead of the team's William Hill Scottish Cup fourth-round clash at Inverness on Saturday.