Danny Rohl Leads Rangers Back to Scottish Premiership Summit

Danny Rohl steered Rangers back to the top of the Scottish Premiership for the first time in two years.

“- Published Rangers head coach Danny Rohl was satisfied as his team went top of the Scottish Premiership for the first time this season - just don't expect him to follow the Hearts and Celtic games on Sunday”

BBC

Rangers moved ahead of Hearts on goal difference with six games remaining.

BBC

Rohl said he would not watch the Hearts or Celtic games, switching his phone off.

The 4-2 win marked the first time in two years Rangers have climbed to the top.

Rohl told his players to stay on the front foot despite the pressure.

Rangers scored four goals for the second game in a row at Ibrox.

Daily Mail

Opta data assigned Rangers a 26% chance of winning the title under Rohl.

Rohl admitted conceding two goals was a little bit too much.

Hearts had led the table since September 27 but now were vulnerable at the top.

“Away from the riches and the bright lights of the Premier League, the Scottish Premiership is quietly housing one of the most exciting title battles in Europe”

ESPN

Celtic remained five points behind with six games remaining.

Rohl warned the upcoming Falkirk game would be very, very difficult.

The 1985 season was the last time the title was won outside the Old Firm.