Rangers manager Danny Rohl insists his team must deliver silverware this season after closing the gap on Celtic to just one point in the Premiership. Since replacing Russell Martin, Rohl has transformed Rangers' fortunes, turning a 13-point deficit into genuine title contention. The German coach believes the team's recent performances deserve better results than two draws against Livingston and Celtic.

Rohl remains adamant that the points gap cannot excuse failure, stating his side must capitalize on their current momentum. Celtic's dramatic comeback at Ibrox last week, coming from two goals down to secure a draw, demonstrated both the intensity of the rivalry and Rangers' need for greater composure. The return fixture at Hampden sees Celtic fans occupying the entire Broomloan Stand for the first time since 2018.

Despite the intimidating atmosphere, Rohl is confident his team can replicate their dominant first-half performance from last week's match. He believes if Rangers maintain their intensity for the full 90 minutes, the vocal Celtic support will have minimal impact. With Celtic having leapfrogged Rangers into second place after their midweek win at Pittodrie, Sunday's clash represents a critical opportunity for Rangers to reclaim momentum and move closer to their first trophy under Rohl's leadership.