KRIS BOYD feels Rangers are finally looking like “a Derek McInnes” team. The 1-0 win at Celtic Park on Sunday was Gers’ sixth straight victory since Euro elimination to Jablonec. The only goal they have conceded in that sequence was…

Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd has praised manager Derek McInnes after the team secured a 1-0 victory against Celtic at Celtic Park. The win marks Rangers' sixth consecutive victory since their European elimination by Jablonec. Boyd noted that the squad is finally displaying the characteristic traits of a McInnes-managed side.
According to Boyd, the team has shown a significant turnaround in workrate, physicality, and defensive resilience over recent weeks. Rangers have conceded only one goal during their six-game winning streak, which was an own goal by Kosta Nedeljkovic during a match against Falkirk.
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