Did Rangers play well against Hibs?

Rangers secured a nervy 1-0 victory, but manager Danny Rohl admitted the performance was unconvincing and called for more killer instinct.

What position are Rangers in the Premiership after beating Hibs?

The win moved Rangers up to third place in the Premiership table, remaining unbeaten in their last 11 league games.

What did Rangers manager Danny Rohl say after the Hibs match?

Danny Rohl expressed happiness for the group's effort but stressed the need for greater clinical finishing and a killer instinct in future games.

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Rangers' Killer Instinct Lacking in Nervy Hibs Win

16 Dec

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Summary

Rangers secured a nervy 1-0 victory over Hibs with a first-half header.
Manager Danny Rohl urged his team to show more killer instinct.
The win moved Rangers to third place in the Premiership table.

Rangers' Killer Instinct Lacking in Nervy Hibs Win

Rangers manager Danny Rohl has called for his team to demonstrate a more clinical approach after their hard-fought 1-0 victory against Hibs. Emmanuel Fernandez's first-half header was the decisive goal, but the performance lacked the decisive edge Rohl desires, with late chances missed by Youssef Chermiti and Djeidi Gassama. Despite the unconvincing display, the win extends Rangers' unbeaten league run to 11 games and moves them to third in the Premiership table.

Rohl acknowledged that while his team is finding ways to win, the focus remains on securing points over performances. He stressed the need to be more ruthless when opportunities arise to 'kill' opponents, which would allow for a more relaxed touchline presence. The German coach highlighted the team's defensive solidity, with five clean sheets, but reiterated the necessity for improvement in converting chances.