In a dramatic finish at Ibrox, Bojan Miovski scored a crucial late goal for Rangers, salvaging a 1-0 victory over St Mirren. This triumph came during stoppage time, transforming the atmosphere from frustration to jubilation among the home fans, who had begun to leave in disappointment after a lackluster second-half performance.

With Celtic also winning 1-0 against St Johnstone, Rangers narrowly avoided falling seven points behind their rivals. The significance of Miovski's goal is immense, especially as Rangers prepare for two pivotal matches against Celtic, starting with the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final this Sunday, followed by a league clash at Celtic Park the following week.

Currently, Rangers boast an unbeaten streak of five home games, winning four consecutively since a defeat to Hibernian last month, which had added pressure on head coach Derek McInnes. He acknowledged the team's progress, stating, "If you strip it back, six wins out of seven, four straight wins. We have not lost a goal apart from an own goal."

Despite their recent successes, McInnes noted that the squad is still evolving. He reflected on the match, indicating that St Mirren had a strong period in the second half but praised his team's first-half performance, where they dominated.

The late winner sparked wild celebrations, with McInnes defending the emotional response as completely warranted under the circumstances. He emphasized the need for continued improvement while maintaining their winning momentum, stating, "We have to keep winning and we have to keep improving if we are to achieve anything this season."