In a dramatic turn of events, Rangers staged a remarkable comeback at Falkirk, keeping their Scottish Premiership title aspirations firmly on track with just five games remaining. Despite starting the day in third place following wins by Hearts and Celtic on Saturday, Danny Röhl's side found themselves trailing 2-0 after goals from Ben Broggio and Finn Yeats. However, Tochi Chukwanui's strike before the break sparked a blistering start to the second half, with Youssef Chermiti and Nico Raskin scoring to give Rangers a 3-2 lead. Bojan Miovski added a fourth, and although Falkirk's Calvin Miller scored from the penalty spot, Miovski and Chermiti sealed the win with further goals.
This result propels Rangers back into second place, just a point behind leaders Hearts, with Celtic two points further back. The last time the top three Premiership teams all won on the same weekend was a record Rangers were eager to maintain. Chukwuani's contentious finish just before half-time ignited the comeback, as the home side anticipated a goal kick following Raskin's cross.
The introduction of Miovski for Mikey Moore at the break proved pivotal, with Gassama moved to the left and winning the ball on the edge of the Falkirk box, allowing Chermiti to score. Rangers' threat increased, and they took the lead in the 52nd minute through Raskin.
Chermiti missed another chance, but Raskin set up Miovski to bundle home a cross from the left. Falkirk were given a lifeline when Miller netted from the spot after Tavernier brought down Lissah, but Raskin's forward burst and Chermiti's goal restored Rangers' two-goal cushion. Miovski eventually rounded off the scoring, converting Antman's low cross from close range.
Rangers head coach Danny Röhl praised his team's reaction, stating, 'Our start was not great, but the reaction was outstanding. We focus on our job, and it's easier to go into the break with a win. The spirit is great, and the connection between our supporters and the team is fantastic.'