"If you're going to win a league, there has to be periods in games where you dominate that game... Rangers don't do that."

Kris Boyd questioned Rangers' title credentials after Derek McInnes's side drew 2-2 against Hearts at Tynecastle. Kevin Kelsy opened the scoring for Rangers, but early second-half goals from Claudio Braga and Calvin Miller put Hearts ahead. Olwethu Makhanya rescued a point with an 89th-minute equalizer, halting Rangers' winning league streak at nine matches and leaving them four points behind leaders Celtic.
Boyd argued that Rangers stole a point and criticized their performance as disjointed, pointing out a failure to control periods of the match through sustained possession. He highlighted that despite having pace in the squad, Rangers appeared rushed against Hearts' pressing style and struggled defensively.
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