Rangers head coach Danny Röhl has expressed confidence in his squad's ability to challenge for the Scottish Premiership title, but cautioned against complacency after Arsenal's recent slip-up. The Gers sit two points behind leaders Hearts and one ahead of defending champions Celtic, who have a game in hand, heading into Sunday's clash with Livingston.

Röhl emphasized the importance of consistency in the run-up to the league split in April, noting that every point gained now could prove decisive. With six matches remaining before the split, including the trip to Livingston on Sunday, the German coach stressed that Rangers must maintain focus and avoid underestimating opponents. The team's recent form has been impressive, losing just one of 19 league matches since Röhl replaced Russell Martin in October.

While injury concerns have emerged with Derek Cornelius and Connor Barron set to return next month, fresh fitness issues could force changes to the lineup. Röhl's warning about Arsenal's 2-2 draw at Wolves serves as a reminder that even seemingly straightforward matches can derail title hopes. With the Scottish Premiership race tightening, Rangers must capitalize on their current position and convert their belief into consistent results.