Rangers manager Derek McInnes has called for improvement from his team after they secured a spot in the Premier Sports Cup final with a 1-0 win over Aberdeen. The victory marked a significant step towards delivering a first major trophy in charge for McInnes, who has been steering the team to an 11-game unbeaten run. Despite the win, McInnes expressed dissatisfaction with the team's performance, citing a lack of shots on target and poor decision-making. He emphasized the need for the team to improve and deliver better performances, particularly in front of goal. The team's success has been built on a strong defensive record, with seven clean sheets in their unbeaten run, but McInnes believes that the team can do more to create scoring opportunities. The final will be against either Hearts or Hibernian in December, and McInnes is determined to make it a regular occurrence for the team to reach the final and lift silverware. He believes that the team has the ability to improve and is committed to working towards achieving this goal. The win has given the supporters something to look forward to and has kept a feel-good factor about the club.