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Rangers Aim for Title Top Spot

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Rangers Danny Rohl is confident his team can secure the Premiership title this season, with a win against Dundee United putting them top for the first time in over two years. Despite being three points behind leaders Hearts, Rangers have a better goal difference and only seven games left. Rohl praises his teams mental toughness and growth, aiming for the top spot despite facing a challenging Dundee United side and dealing with injuries.

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Rangers Aim for Title Top Spot

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Rangers Aim for Title Top Spot. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 3rd, Rangers manager Danny Rolls says his squad has what it takes to grab the William Hill premiereship title this season. They're set to host Dundee United at E-Box on Saturday, with the win putting them top for the first time in over two years. Right now, there are three points behind leaders. Hearts but hold a two-goal better difference, and only seven games remain. Earlier this week, after the international break, Rangers sit pretty with hearts facing Livingston on Sunday, and Celtic hosting Dundee the same day. The last time they led the table was February 18, 2024. After a three-neil thrashing of St. Johnstone, they held it for a month. Before Celtic overtook them, Rolls buzzing about his team's mindset, calling them mentally tough after bouncing back from draws against Livingston and Celtic with solid wins over. St. Mirin and Aberdeen, he sees real growth in the group, and no doubt about their quality to lift the trophy. Meanwhile, he's prepping for a tough Dundee United side. They beaten Rangers twice this year and just edged Celtic 2-0.

1:02Post-break rest might hit, so he'll lean on players who trained through it, aiming for that top spot feeling after full time. One unnamed player picked up a training knock and faces a longer spell out, possibly into the split. Though Danish Winger, Andreas Skav Olsen returns. From injury, Rangers know the challenge ahead, but they're locked in to make it happen. You've been listening to Year of News today, AI-powered European coverage.

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