15 points separating second-placed Rangers from third-placed Hibernian, the Gers only need four points from their final six matches to secure second spot in the league.
Despite the huge gap between Rangers and Hibs in terms of points, the Hibees secured a 2-0 victory at Ibrox last weekend to hand caretaker boss Barry Ferguson the third defeat of his reign.
On Thursday evening, the Gers put in a gutsy display at home to Athletic Bilbao in the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final clash.
Robin Propper was sent off in the opening 15 minutes, and Rangers soaked up all the pressure from the La Liga side to earn a goalless draw against the odds.
Liam Kelly was the hero as he made a number of saves on the evening, including one from the penalty spot to prevent Alex Berenguer from giving the visitors an advantage in the tie.
This weekend’s clash sees the team with the third-strongest home record come up against the second-best away side in the division.
The visitors have netted three or more goals in their past five away matches in the league, and only two times in their history have Rangers managed to achieve this feat in six matches in a row, records that date back to 1899 and 1957.
This weekend, the current Rangers side can add their name to that list if they can score at least three goals – but they could also break an unwanted record of conceding more than twice in seven league games in15 points separating second-placed Rangers from third-placed Hibernian, the Gers only need four points from their final six matches to secure second spot in the league.
Despite the huge gap between Rangers and Hibs in terms of points, the Hibees secured a 2-0 victory at Ibrox last weekend to hand caretaker boss Barry Ferguson the third defeat of his reign.
On Thursday evening, the Gers put in a gutsy display at home to Athletic Bilbao in the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final clash.
Robin Propper was sent off in the opening 15 minutes, and Rangers soaked up all the pressure from the La Liga side to earn a goalless draw against the odds.
Liam Kelly was the hero as he made a number of saves on the evening, including one from the penalty spot to prevent Alex Berenguer from giving the visitors an advantage in the tie.
This weekend’s clash sees the team with the third-strongest home record come up against the second-best away side in the division.
The visitors have netted three or more goals in their past five away matches in the league, and only two times in their history have Rangers managed to achieve this feat in six matches in a row, records that date back to 1899 and 1957.
This weekend, the current Rangers side can add their name to that list if they can score at least three goals – but they could also break an unwanted record of conceding more than twice in seven league games in15 points separating second-placed Rangers from third-placed Hibernian, the Gers only need four points from their final six matches to secure second spot in the league.
Despite the huge gap between Rangers and Hibs in terms of points, the Hibees secured a 2-0 victory at Ibrox last weekend to hand caretaker boss Barry Ferguson the third defeat of his reign.
On Thursday evening, the Gers put in a gutsy display at home to Athletic Bilbao in the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final clash.
Robin Propper was sent off in the opening 15 minutes, and Rangers soaked up all the pressure from the La Liga side to earn a goalless draw against the odds.
Liam Kelly was the hero as he made a number of saves on the evening, including one from the penalty spot to prevent Alex Berenguer from giving the visitors an advantage in the tie.
This weekend’s clash sees the team with the third-strongest home record come up against the second-best away side in the division.
The visitors have netted three or more goals in their past five away matches in the league, and only two times in their history have Rangers managed to achieve this feat in six matches in a row, records that date back to 1899 and 1957.
This weekend, the current Rangers side can add their name to that list if they can score at least three goals – but they could also break an unwanted record of conceding more than twice in seven league games inPreview: Aberdeen vs. Rangers – prediction, team news, lineups
By Tom Humphrey
Published: April 11 2025 | 16:14
Last updated: April 12 2025 | 11:29
Rangers travel to Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership this weekend, hoping to delay Celtic’s title party for at least another week.
A win for the Hoops on Saturday against Kilmarnock would leave Rangers needing to avoid defeat on Sunday to keep their faint title hopes mathematically alive. a row for the a row for the a row for the
