Rangers secured a vital 3-0 win over Dundee at Ibrox, with James Tavernier's second-half penalty breaking a tense deadlock. Danilo and Djeidi Gassama added stoppage-time goals, turning a stubborn contest into a convincing victory. The result moves Rangers to 47 points, closing the gap on Hearts to four points in a tight three-way title race.

For long stretches, the match felt closer than the final score suggested. Dundee defended resolutely, frustrating Rangers' first-half possession before the penalty changed the dynamic. Manager Danny Röhl praised his team's patience, noting the atmosphere at Ibrox has grown as belief in the title push builds. The win keeps pressure firmly on the league leaders.

With Celtic also in the mix, every point is critical. Rangers must maintain this momentum, starting with their next fixture. Consistency has been their challenge, but this performance showcased the composure needed for a title run-in. The late goals not only secured the points but reinforced the growing confidence within the squad and the stands.