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Danny Rohl Gives Verdict on Rangers Post-Match Fan Moment, Explains Danilo Sub Call and Reveals No Celtic Plan
Danilo scored his second consecutive goal and goalkeeper Jack Butland saved a penalty to help Rangers achieve their first back-to-back wins this season, moving them to third place.
- Rangers goalkeeper Jack Butland preserved a 1-0 win at Easter Road with a late penalty save, helping Danny Rohl maintain his perfect start in the William Hill Premiership.
- Danny Rohl rotated five players from the Kilmarnock side and brought on James Tavernier and Djeidi Gassama at half-time, deploying a back three formation for a second game which improved defensive comfort.
- Danilo finished a scramble after Chris Cadden's clearance struck Jayden Meghoma and the ball was laid inside, scoring his second goal in as many games.
- The result lifted Rangers into third place in the William Hill Premiership, delivering back-to-back league wins for the first time since May as they prepare for Hampden.
- Despite plenty of possession, Hibs lacked the cutting edge, wasting key second-half chances while Chris Cadden was booked early and replaced by Miguel Chaiwa in the 23rd minute.
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The Independent (US)Danny Rohl explains how Rangers are now ‘ready’ to take down Celtic in Old Firm derby
Rohl has guided the Gers to back-to-back league victories since taking charge and highlighted one specific aspect of their 1-0 win over Hibernian as particularly pleasing
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limerickleader.ieEarly Danilo strike enough as Rangers make Hibernian pay the penalty
Jamie McGrath’s late spot-kick was saved by Jack Butland.
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Jack Butland penalty save denies Hibs share of points under Easter Road lights
Hibs dismal home record against Rangers continued with a narrow defeat to the Glasgow side under the Easter Road lights tonight. David Gray just made one change to his starting XI that beat Aberdeen on Sunday. Warren O’Hora was forced off at Pittodrie, so Rocky Bushiri started instead in the back three. Rangers manager Danny Rohl meanwhile dropped five players to […] The post Jack Butland penalty save denies Hibs share of points under Easter R…
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