Rangers travelled to Easter Road for a William Hill Premiership fixture against Hibernian on 29 October 2025. The match was reported by Reuters Connect, with Danny Röhl serving as the Rangers Head Coach for the encounter in Edinburgh.
Where does this result fit in the current season?
Fast forward to the present day, and Rangers find themselves in a competitive spot in the 2026 Premiership table. The team currently sits fifth, having collected seven points from their opening four matches. Their record shows two wins, one draw, and one loss, with a recent run of form reading win, win, loss, draw. This leaves them five points behind the early pace-setters, Celtic, in the title race. You can track the evolving league picture on our standings page.
How is the squad shaping up for the run-in?
The club's attacking and defensive balance is reflected in their goal tally for the current campaign. So far, Rangers have scored five goals while conceding four, giving them a positive goal difference of one. However, the squad is currently managing a few significant absences. Midfielder José Cifuentes, defender Tuur Rommens, and forward Youssef Chermiti are all sidelined, which impacts the options available to the coaching staff. The full availability list is always updated on our injuries section.
What is next for Rangers?
Attention now turns to the next challenge on the calendar. Rangers are set to host Heart of Midlothian at Ibrox on 19 December 2026. This promises to be a tightly contested match, as Hearts currently occupy sixth place in the table, just one spot behind Rangers. Preparing for this key fixture will be a primary focus for Röhl and his players as they look to close the gap at the top. Fans can view the full schedule on our fixtures page.
The team's immediate objective is to build consistency and convert their performances into points, starting with their upcoming home match against Heart of Midlothian on 19 December.
