Celtic’s victory over St Mirren pushed them four points ahead at the top of the Scottish Premiership. Despite Rangers having two games in hand, they were unable to capitalize as they suffered a 3-2 defeat at Dingwall at the hands of Philippe Clement’s Staggies.
Simon Murray, George Harmon, and Josh Sims’ goals overshadowed Jack Baldwin’s own goal for an impressive comeback by Ross County. James Tavernier’s late penalty couldn’t save Rangers from their historic loss to the newly victorious County.
The pressure is now on Rangers as they face a crucial must-win game at Dens Park. Celtic’s position at the top is secure, with Chris Sutton jokingly taking a dig at Rangers’ manager after their stumble in the Highlands.
Celtic fans can relax knowing they have the upper hand heading into the final five fixtures of the season. With three home games in hand, including the highly anticipated Glasgow Derby, Brendan Rodgers’ team is in a strong position. The loss in Dingwall has surely shaken Rangers’ confidence as they head into their crucial final game in hand.
