The 10-man Rangers secured a crucial 2-1 victory against their northeast rivals in a thrilling match featuring goals, red cards, tackles, and Neil Warnock.

This win brings Rangers level on points with Celtic at the top of the Scottish Premiership.

Following the victory over Aberdeen, Philippe Clement reflected on the result during a post-match press conference.

Clement expressed satisfaction with the team’s performance, describing it as dominant.

Despite facing challenges during the game, such as missed opportunities and a red card, Clement praised the team’s ability to remain composed and maintain belief in their approach.

Regarding Todd Cantwell’s recent form, Clement highlighted his growing understanding of the team’s tactics and emphasized the importance of collective effort in achieving success on the field.

The manager also commended the team’s proactive approach in the box, with players

capitalizing on rebounds to score goals, indicating a positive evolution in the team’s playstyle.

In response to questions about the referee’s decisions, particularly the red card shown to Dujon Sterling, Clement acknowledged the difficulty of the referee’s job and emphasized the need to respect their decisions.

Clement discussed the contributions of substitutes Oscar Cortes and Mohamed Diomande, noting their adaptation to the team and gradual integration into the squad.

When asked about potential appeals regarding the red card decision, Clement stated

that such decisions would be made collectively within the club.

Regarding team selection, Clement explained that decisions are based on current form and fitness levels, highlighting the competitive nature of the squad and the need for players to perform at their

best whenever on the pitch.

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