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

Hearts manager Derek McInnes believes his team remains in a strong position to claim the Scottish title despite dropping points in their 2-2 draw at Livingston. The league leaders missed the chance to move three points clear, but McInnes is confident that with six games left, their destiny is still in their own hands. Their draw, combined with Celtic's 2-1 win at Dundee, has reduced the gap between the top three teams to just three points. McInnes acknowledged that his side must improve their defensive performance in their next away game. Celtic's title hopes were revived with their win, thanks to Kelechi Ineahacho's late goal, which lifted them back to within three points of the top. Manager O'Neill emphasized the importance of taking chances and defending strongly if they are to succeed in their title bid. Meanwhile, Rangers manager Danny Röhl urged his team to 'remain the hunter' after briefly reaching the top of the table. Despite being surprised that this was their first time at the summit in two years, Röhl stressed that they have achieved nothing yet and must stay focused. The title race remains unpredictable, with former Scotland striker James McFadden stating that it's impossible to predict the outcome despite Hearts leading for most of the season.