December 26, 2024 - 19:49

In a disappointing turn of events, Rangers faced a setback with a 2-1 defeat to St Mirren, halting their recent progress. The match highlighted significant issues within the team, particularly during the first half, where they struggled to make an impact. Rangers did not register their first shot on target until the 42nd minute, a lackluster attempt from Hamza Igamane that encapsulated their struggles.
Philippe Clement's choices in team selection are likely to be scrutinized, especially given the noticeable improvement in performance after the introduction of Nicolas Raskin and Danilo. Raskin's urgency in midfield and Danilo's threat in the attacking third seemed to invigorate the side, raising questions about why they were not utilized earlier. This defeat raises concerns about the team's consistency and ability to perform under pressure, as they must quickly regroup and refocus to avoid further setbacks in the coming matches.
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