A late goal from Bojan Miovski in the 90th minute secured a 1-0 win for Rangers over St Mirren, keeping their hopes of an Old Firm double-header alive. The win maintains Rangers' unbeaten run in five home games, with four wins since losing to Hibernian last month. Hundreds of home fans had already left the stadium in frustration at a disjointed second-half display, but the remaining 270 seconds passed without a St Mirren response.
Rangers manager Derek McInnes was ecstatic at the final whistle, defending the celebrations as understandable in the circumstances. "Last-minute winners are great for players, coaches and fans," he said. "We'd rather not be in that position, but credit to the players for keeping going." Former Rangers midfielder Andy Halliday believes positive signs are there for the team, praising their improvement off the ball over the last three or four games. However, he does not expect Miovski to start next time out against Celtic, suggesting that he is "certainly more in the picture after a goal like that."