Rangers 'calm' despite title setback - Moore

Rangers winger Mikey Moore insists they are not out of the title race despite Sunday's 3-2 home defeat by Motherwell.

The result leaves Rangers four points behind Hearts and one behind Celtic, who they visit in their next two matches.

"Obviously it was massively disappointing because we didn't start the game well enough," Moore said.

"We showed good character to come back and I genuinely thought we had a good chance of going on to win the game, but it obviously wasn't meant to be.

"But now we need to bounce back from that and just show a real good mentality. We're calm.

"But now we know that it's all or nothing really, so we need to be at it from the very first minute."

Moore acknowledged that Rangers will need to win all four of their remaining league matches, but is not giving up hope.

"I don't think it's an impossible task," he said. "If we show the best versions of ourselves, we have more than enough to win every game left.

"There's only one focus. We're not thinking about a negative side of it now, because you can't dwell on it. So there's full positivity in the group."

Moore's parent club Tottenham are at risk of relegation from the Premier League and there is some uncertainty over where he will be playing next season.

"I want to keep playing games," he said. "I want to know that every week I've got a chance of playing.

"I'm not going to rush into playing somewhere higher than I can play, where I'm going to maybe sit on the bench and not get as many minutes. I want to keep building on what I've built this year.

"I've loved every second of my time here. And if it was the right thing for me and my career to stay here, then 100%, I'd love it.

"But it's not just down to me. I don't just make the decision. We'll have chats and wherever that will take me in the summer, it will hopefully be best for my career."