article_snippet: Rangers Lee Wallace and Cowdenbeath's John Robertson fight for the ball during the Scottish Championship match at Ibrox Stadium .
article_snippet: The wind and churned pitch were offered up as mitigating factors following that dire effort, but there were no excuses here as a team revitalised by Stuart McCall to gain a first win in six last Sunday at Easter Road sought to build momentum in the spring campaign.
article_snippet: Colin Marshall was booked after 70 seconds for a lunge on a marked man.
article_snippet: Rangers quickly brushed off a bright start from the visitors that saw Cammy Bell shut down a Sean Higgins chance.
article_snippet: The home side moved the ball around briskly, stretching and asking questions of a Cowdenbeath defence that had leaked 31 times in nine matches.
article_snippet: Robbie Thomson kept out centre- halves Bilel Mohsni and Lee McCulloch with headers from corners.
article_snippet: Cowdenbeath’s endeavours to stem the tide were overseen by Lee Makel, deputising for boss Jimmy Nicholl who was preparing for Northern Ireland’s key qualifier against Finland, and McCall admitted that they rode they luck to go in level at the interval.
article_snippet: Rangers needed a helping hand early in the second period and Rangers got one from Robbie Thomson as the away keeper allowed a Lee Wallace drive squirm from Lee Wallace grasp.
article_snippet: Rangers' Lee McCulloch and Cowdenbeath's John Armstrong during the Championship match at Ibrox .
highlights_snippet: Stuart McCall's side have moved level on points with Hibernian .