Derek McInnes dismissed the idea that Rangers could put pressure on Celtic and Hearts with a win against Dundee on Saturday evening.

Rangers manager Derek McInnes has played down suggestions that his side can apply title pressure on Celtic and Hearts with a victory over Dundee on Saturday. A win at Dens Park would temporarily move Rangers to the top of the Scottish Premiership, but McInnes stressed that it is far too early in the campaign to focus on rivals.
Rangers enter the match on a seven-game winning streak across all competitions, while Celtic have lost four of their past five matches. McInnes noted that while Rangers missed out on European football following an August defeat to Jablonec, the extra domestic preparation time guarantees nothing without sustained performance improvements.
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