In a very tense match at the Ibrox stadium, the Scottish Rangers beat Dundee United (4:2), thereby topping the Premier League standings. The long-term leader of the championship, Garts, is now worried about playing under psychological pressure and will try to reverse his first position in the week-long away match against Livingston.

There’s no need to start too quickly, the rulers decided to take Shvidko to the rakhunka. Ryan Naderi quickly beat visiting goalkeeper Ashley Maynard-Brewer, and then Dujon Sterling took over the Rangers after scoring a strikeout. Prote Dundee United showed character: even before the break, Swedish forward Amar Fatah struck with a miracle shot after a solo pass and quickly recovered.

At the start of the other half (on the 52nd half), Telo Aasgard completed a beautiful combination involving Tochi Chukwuania and Jaydee Gassami, restoring the comfortable advantage of the rulers - 3:1. Ale vidkrita gra ta pardons in defense of John Souttar and Jayden Megomi deprived Rangers of spills.

Zach Sapsford turned things around again by scoring another United goal after a counter-attack. The last quarter of the match looked extremely nerve-wracking for the home stands. Six hours before the end of the main hour, the central manager of the guests, Yuri Yovu, did not compare the rakhunok, having received it at the counter.

The rest of the tension was released only at the end of the match, when Bojan Miovski hit the ball from the penalty area, setting the remaining numbers on the scoreboard - 4:2.

Rangers head coach Denny Rohl was pleased with the points he got, but pointed out problems in the defense:.

" There is a lot to talk about the character, mentality and vigor of the team. We don’t just play games, but we score a lot of goals. I deserve a “dry” gate. Two missed balls are a lot for me. We need to be strong while playing without a ball.

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Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin credited the team's weak defensive performance throughout the season with the team struggling to reach the top of the table:.

“We realized that we had enough strength to spend up to six hours, but, unfortunately, we didn’t have any. We know we need to paint ourselves up - we've conceded too many goals this season."

This coming week, Rangers will visit Falkirk, which is in incredible shape. On Saturday, Dundee United will take on the outsider of the championship - Livingston..