Rangers storm back at Falkirk as Rohl hails ‘honesty’
On-loan Rangers striker Danilo missed a sitter then struck a 97th-minute equaliser for NEC v Feyenoord, his first goal of the loan, keeping NEC in the Champions League race.
Opinion piece argues James Tavernier’s defensive errors at Falkirk, including conceding a penalty, underline doubts over a new deal as Sterling challenges for right-back and Rohl weighs the captain’s future.
Bristol City shortlist ex-Rangers boss Russell Martin for 2026-27. Sacked by Rangers after 123 days, he previously led Southampton to Premier League promotion and is keen to return to management.
Rangers roar back from 0-2 to beat Falkirk 6-3. Chukwuani started the revival, Chermiti and Miovski net doubles, Raskin scored too. Tavernier conceded a penalty. Rohl’s side move second, a point off Hearts.
Analysis says Rohl must decide whether to stick with 4-4-2 after Miovski’s introduction transformed Rangers at Falkirk. Sutton: they looked a ‘different side’ as Chermiti and Miovski both hit braces.
Ex-Rangers midfielder Stephen Kelly recalls Gerrard giving him his 2018 debut before moves to Ayr, Ross County and Livingston. He now plays for Orange County SC and is enjoying life in California.
BK Hacken’s Silas Andersen, linked with Rangers, says he was shoved in the tunnel by IFK Goteborg’s Tobias Heintz. Hacken value him at about £6m after rejecting a reported £3.5m bid.
Kevin Thomson hails Nicolas Raskin as the ‘catalyst’ at Falkirk, likening him to a ‘Tasmanian devil’. The Belgian scored, created chances and drove Rangers’ 6-3 turnaround with relentless pressing and duels.
Emmanuel Fernandez thanks Rangers fans after 6-3 win at Falkirk, posting: ‘What a game. Your support kept us in it.’ Centre-back played 90 minutes as Rohl’s 4-4-2 switch inspired a five-goal second half.
Jayden Meghoma, open to Nigeria, says competition with Tuur Rommens improves him and stresses every game is vital in Rangers’ title push, prioritising team wins over personal goals.
Rohl hails Rangers’ half-time ‘honesty’ after turning 0-2 into 6-3 at Falkirk. Miovski and Chermiti struck twice, Raskin also scored. Boss praises spirit, nine scorers in three games but rues soft goals.
Scott Brown makes a jibe about Rangers’ finances while arguing Celtic and Rangers could compete in the Premier League with TV money, citing stadium demand and past results as evidence.
Chris Sutton says Celtic cannot win the title unless Rangers or Hearts collapse. After Rangers’ 6-3 at Falkirk, he notes Celtic have not beaten Rangers or Hearts this season and lack fear factor.
Rangers boss Danny Rohl studied for the UEFA Pro Licence alongside Marie-Louise Eta, who is set to become the first female head coach to lead a men’s top-five league match with Union Berlin.
Claim that Rohl has unearthed a Hagi-like influence after Rangers hit six away for the first time since 2002, with one star described as a ‘monster’ in the Falkirk comeback.
