Youssef Chermiti delivered a sensational final-day statement as Rangers F.C. ended their Scottish Premiership campaign with an entertaining 5-2 victory over Falkirk F.C..
The 21-year-old striker stole the spotlight with a superb hat-trick on the final top-six matchday, capping off an impressive breakthrough season under manager Danny Röhl. �
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Chermiti wasted no time making his mark, scoring twice inside the opening six minutes to silence the home crowd and put Rangers firmly in control. Despite a bizarre own goal from goalkeeper Jack Butland briefly giving Falkirk hope, Rangers continued to dominate in attack throughout a chaotic and action-packed encounter. �
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Goals from Djeidi Gassama and Thelo Aasgaard added to the scoreline before Chermiti completed his hat-trick early in the second half, rounding off a devastating individual performance. �
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The victory finally ended Rangers’ difficult run of post-split defeats and gave supporters a glimpse of the attacking quality Röhl hopes to build around next season. While the club ultimately finished third and fell short in the title race, Chermiti’s emergence has become one of the biggest positives of the campaign. �
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Since arriving at Ibrox from Everton last summer, the Portuguese forward has rapidly developed into one of the Scottish Premiership’s most dangerous young strikers. His latest hat-trick took his league tally to 15 goals for the season and further strengthened his growing reputation across Europe. �
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After weeks of pressure surrounding Rangers’ collapse in the title race, the dramatic win at Falkirk provided the perfect ending to a turbulent campaign — and a reminder that the future at Ibrox could still be built around the explosive talent of Youssef Chermiti.














