In a remarkable turn of events, Rangers staged an incredible comeback at Falkirk to maintain their grip on the Scottish Premiership title race with just five games remaining. Danny Röhl's team had begun the day in third place following victories by Hearts and Celtic on Saturday, and things appeared to be going from bad to worse when Ben Broggio and Finn Yeats gave the Bairns a 2-0 lead. However, Tochi Chukwanui's goal before the break sparked a blistering start to the second half, with Youssef Chermiti and Nico Raskin scoring to put Rangers 3-2 ahead.
Bojan Miovski added a fourth goal, but Falkirk's Calvin Miller narrowed the deficit to 4-3 from the penalty spot after James Tavernier fouled Filip Lissah. Rangers then sealed the win with further goals from Miovski and Chermiti, propelling them back into second place, just a point behind leaders Hearts, with Celtic two points further back.
The dramatic comeback was sparked by Chukwuani's contentious goal just before half-time, which was followed by a series of stunning strikes. The introduction of Bojan Miovski at the break proved pivotal, as Rangers' tempo and threat increased significantly. Despite Falkirk's brief resurgence, Rangers' superior firepower ultimately told, with Miovski rounding off the scoring two minutes from time. Rangers head coach Danny Röhl praised his team's spirit and connection with the supporters, highlighting the club's progress and direction.