Rangers must defeat Hearts away from home to stay in the Scottish Premiership title race, according to former player Kris Boyd. The dramatic weekend saw Celtic secure a second-place finish after beating Falkirk, while Rangers suffered their first home league loss of the season to Motherwell. With four games remaining, Boyd insists a win at Tynecastle is non-negotiable: "They have to go there and win, or it's done." Hearts, led by manager Derek McInnes, have dominated the table, leveraging analytics and team cohesion to maintain their lead.

McInnes emphasized focus on self-reliance: "No one is going to give us it. It's all on us." Meanwhile, Rangers coach Danny Röhl urged resilience: "It's not over. We keep believing in what we're doing." The clash between Rangers and Hearts on May 4 could define the season, as both teams aim to seize momentum.