So here we go. Outside of fixtures against Celtic, the next two are the Rangers crunch for Derek McInnes. Derek McInnes’s Rangers travel to Tynecastle next weekend to face his former side. Then we host Stephen Robinson’s Aberdeen. That is…

Writer Sam Groves argues that an upcoming Scottish Premiership double-header against Hearts and Aberdeen represents a make-or-break moment for Derek McInnes' Rangers. McInnes faces his former side Hearts away at Tynecastle before hosting Stephen Robinson's Aberdeen. Groves contends that these two fixtures will define whether Rangers can mount a genuine title challenge against Celtic for their 56th league championship.
Groves highlights the intense atmosphere awaiting Rangers in Edinburgh following the recruitment of former Hearts players such as Cammy Devlin and Lawrence Shankland. The writer also points to long-standing rivalries with Aberdeen, asserting that taking maximum points from both matches is vital if Rangers are to maintain pace with Celtic.
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