In the aftermath of his team’s goalless stalemate against Dundee, Rangers manager Philippe Clement remains resolute in his belief that his team can still clinch the Premiership title, despite faltering in their recent outings. Following a disappointing 3-2 defeat to Ross County, Rangers were unable to secure a win in their match against Dundee, leaving them trailing behind Celtic in the title race.

With just five games remaining in the season, Celtic currently hold a three-point lead over Rangers with a superior goal difference of five. The Gers have struggled to find consistent form, having won only two of their last eight matches, creating uncertainty as the season nears its conclusion.

Nevertheless, Clement stands by his team and their title aspirations, emphasizing that there is still a significant opportunity to overtake their rivals. Reflecting on his team’s performance, he commended their improved display compared to the previous match and highlighted their determination to secure a positive result.

Despite the frustrating draw, Clement acknowledged his players’ efforts and resilience, noting the challenges they faced on the pitch against a determined opponent. He praised their commitment and willingness to adapt, showcasing a marked improvement from their previous performance.

Looking ahead, Clement expressed confidence in his team’s ability to bounce back and make a strong push for the title, underscoring his belief in their capabilities. As the season approaches its climax, he remains optimistic about their chances and trusts in their potential to deliver when it matters most.

Off the field, as boos echoed Rangers’ exit, Clement turned to the faithful following, emphasizing the crucial bond with the fans. “Their unwavering support means everything. It’s about sharing the highs and lows as one unit,” he remarked. Acknowledging the emotional investment fans have, Clement praised their recent dedication amidst challenging times. “Their passion has been palpable in driving us through tough patches. As we navigate this current situation, their enduring belief that the team will leave it all out on the field is invaluable.” Looking ahead, he urged fans to continue energizing the team with their fervor, hopeful that their collective spirit might just propel them to victory in the forthcoming matches.