The Rangers pulled off an impressive 5-2 comeback against Dundee last night, a result that left most players celebrating. However, Todd Cantwell seemed to be the odd one out, appearing visibly deflated after the match. Despite this, Cantwell was awarded man of the match for his incredible cross-come-shot that found the back of the net.
Having been sidelined due to injuries, Cantwell was eager to make an impact in the game. He had been disappointed to not play in the previous loss against Celtic and saw the Dundee match as an opportunity to shine. In a post-match interview with Sky Sports, he emphasized the importance of securing three points and putting the Celtic defeat behind them.
Although the win may not significantly impact their title chances, Cantwell believed that the team’s reaction was crucial. He downplayed his own performance, stating that the main focus was on getting the victory. Cantwell also expressed frustration at not playing in the derby but remained focused on the task at hand.
Reflecting on the tough match against Dundee, Cantwell acknowledged the opposition’s quality and the challenges they presented. He highlighted the impact of substitute Scott Wright, whose goals turned the game in Rangers’ favor. Despite his initial disappointment, Cantwell understood the importance of every match and was determined to contribute to the team’s success.
