McInnes and O'Neill Confident as Röhl Rallies Rangers in Thrilling Scottish Title Chase

Hearts manager Derek McInnes believes his team remains in a strong position to win the title despite dropping points in their 2-2 draw at Livingston. The league leaders failed to move three points clear at the top, but McInnes is optimistic about their chances with six games left to play. Celtic's late 2-1 win at Dundee has reduced the gap between the top three to three points, setting up an intense finale to the season. McInnes' side has a crucial game against Motherwell next weekend, their last before the split. Meanwhile, Celtic manager O'Neill has emphasized the importance of taking chances and defending strongly if his team is to win the title. He expressed concern over his team's profligacy in front of goal, citing it as a major hurdle in their title charge. Rangers manager Danny Röhl has urged his team to 'remain the hunter' after briefly reaching the top of the table. Röhl was surprised to learn that Rangers had not topped the table in two years but remains focused on the task at hand, warning that there is still a long way to go in the season. The title race has become increasingly unpredictable, with each of the top three teams dropping points in recent games. Former Scotland striker James McFadden has noted that it is impossible to predict the outcome, with all three teams capable of winning the title.