Rangers manager Danny Rohl has backed his side’s attacking surge to power their push for the Scottish Premiership title after an emphatic 6–3 comeback win over Falkirk.
The Ibrox side showed resilience and quality as they fought back from 2–0 down, ultimately overwhelming their opponents with a dominant second-half display. The victory keeps Rangers within one point of league leaders Hearts, maintaining intense pressure at the top of the table.
Rohl’s team has now scored 14 goals in their last three matches, with nine different players finding the net—an impressive spread that highlights the squad’s growing confidence and attacking depth.
After the game, Rohl pointed to this shared responsibility in front of goal as a potential title-deciding factor. He noted that earlier in the season there were concerns about a lack of consistent scorers, but the current form suggests those issues have been firmly addressed.
Despite the attacking success, the manager admitted his side still has defensive improvements to make after conceding three goals. However, he emphasized that the overall performance and ability to respond under pressure were major positives.
The match itself started poorly for Rangers, as Falkirk took an early lead through Ben Broggio and Finn Yeats. But Tochi Chukwuani’s goal before halftime gave the visitors hope and shifted momentum.
In the second half, Rangers took control. Youssef Chermiti and Nicolas Raskin both scored to turn the game around, before substitute Bojan Miovski made a major impact by netting twice. Falkirk briefly threatened with a penalty, but Rangers quickly reasserted their dominance with further goals to seal the win.
Rohl singled out Miovski for praise, highlighting his readiness and effectiveness off the bench. The striker’s contribution underlined the strength in depth within the squad, with multiple players capable of stepping up when needed.
The manager also welcomed the return of key players from injury and stressed the importance of having a fully fit squad for the final stretch of the season.
Looking ahead, Rangers will travel to Spain for a warm-weather training camp, giving players time to recover and prepare for the crucial fixtures to come.
With momentum building and goals flowing freely, Rangers appear well-positioned to mount a serious title challenge as the season approaches its closing stages.
