'Good to be back'
Ciara Watling, who is married to Light Blues coach Harry Watling and plays as a midfielder for Southampton, was at Rangers v Kilmarnock on Saturday and revealed her matchday experience to her followers on TikTok.
The 30-year-old provided a virtual tour of some of the stadium highlights including the Blue Room, the manager's office and the marble staircase before taking her seat. She said it was 'good to be back' at Ibrox as Rangers beat the Ayrshire side 3-1, with goals from Connor Goldson,
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