The match showcased a dominant performance from the home side, with key contributions from several players.
Ianis Hagi opened the scoring in the 18th minute, capitalizing on a rebound after Jordan Amissah parried Vaclav Cerny’s initial effort. Hagi doubled the lead with a free-kick that took a deflection, leaving the goalkeeper with little chance. Defender John Souttar, returning from nearly two months out due to injury, added the third goal, heading in from a corner. Captain James Tavernier sealed the victory with a well-taken penalty.
This result comes just 21 days after a fan-led walkout at Ibrox, signaling a remarkable turnaround under manager Philippe Clement. The team has now lost only once in their last 11 matches, a defeat to Manchester United, and has secured seven consecutive home wins, amassing 20 goals in the process.
Despite their impressive form, Rangers are actively seeking to strengthen their squad before the transfer window closes. They have already secured the loan signing of Rafael Fernandes and are reportedly pursuing additional reinforcements to build on their recent European successes, including a notable win over Union Saint-Gilloise.
The victory over Ross County not only bolsters Rangers’ position in the league but also reflects the positive momentum building within the squad as they continue their ca
mpaign.
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