McInnes and O'Neill Exude Confidence as Röhl Rallies Rangers in Thrilling Scottish Title Pursuit

Hearts manager Derek McInnes remains optimistic about his team's chances of claiming the Scottish title, despite being held to a 2-2 draw by bottom-side Livingston. The result saw the gap between the top three teams narrow to just three points, with Celtic securing a late 2-1 win over Dundee. McInnes emphasized that his team's destiny is still in their own hands, with six games left to play. Celtic's title hopes were boosted by their win, which moved them within three points of the top spot. Manager O'Neill stressed the importance of converting chances into goals, citing his team's profligacy in front of goal as a major obstacle in their title charge. Meanwhile, Rangers manager Danny Röhl has urged his team to maintain a 'hunter' mindset, after they briefly topped the table for the first time in two years. Röhl warned that his team has achieved nothing yet, with six games remaining, and that they must stay focused and take things one step at a time. The Scottish title race remains highly unpredictable, with each of the top three teams having dropped at least four points in their last five games. Former Scotland striker James McFadden noted that it is impossible to predict the outcome, with all three teams capable of winning the title.