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Rangers Claim Commanding Victory Over St Johnstone to Secure Top Spot in Scottish Premiership

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Rangers Claim Commanding Victory Over St Johnstone To Secure Top Spot In Scottish Premiership

Rangers asserted their dominance in the Scottish Premiership with a convincing 3-0 win over St Johnstone, propelling them to the top of the league standings. The victory came at a crucial moment, following Celtic‘s draw with Kilmarnock, allowing Rangers to forge ahead in the title race.

The match saw Mohamed Diomande open the scoring for Rangers in the first half with a well-taken goal, showcasing the team’s attacking prowess. Captain James Tavernier then converted two VAR-awarded penalties in the second half to secure the win for Philippe Clement‘s side.

This triumph marks a significant turnaround for Rangers, who were trailing by seven points earlier in the season under the helm of Michael Beale. However, under Clement’s guidance, the team has shown resilience and consistency, now leading the league standings.

With only 12 games remaining in the season, the race for the title remains tight, with Rangers edging ahead of Celtic by two points. The battle for supremacy is far from over, especially with crucial fixtures against Celtic and other top teams still to come.

St Johnstone, managed by Craig Levein, faced a tough defeat but remain determined to secure their place in the league. With teams like Ross County and Livingston hot on their heels, every point matters in the relegation battle.

Looking ahead, Rangers will face Heart of Midlothian in their next Scottish Premiership fixture, aiming to maintain their momentum at the top of the table. Meanwhile, St Johnstone will be up against St Mirren, seeking to bounce back from their recent loss.

Rachel Adams

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