Rangers’ season seemed like it was on the verge of being unsalvageable not too long ago.
After their third league defeat in seven games, the team was booed off the Ibrox pitch following a loss to Aberdeen, which led to the departure of Michael Beale. This was followed by a disappointing performance against Aris Limassol in the Europa League under the temporary management of Steven Davis.
However, with the appointment of Philippe Clement, the mood in the Govan quickly transformed in less than four weeks. Clement managed to secure his fifth win in six games in charge after a superb performance against Sparta Prague, turning the tides on the team’s previous struggles.
“[Getting the fans’ support] is maybe the most satisfying thing from this evening, because it’s crucial,” Clement stated after their victory.
Todd Cantwell also praised the home fans, highlighting the immense atmosphere and its impact on the team’s performance.
The fans’ optimism was not unwarranted. The team’s outstanding first-half performance against Sparta Prague showed a significant improvement in their gameplay.
“This is the best I’ve seen Clement’s team play,” former Rangers captain Lee McCulloch commented.
Former Ibrox player Steven Thompson acknowledged Rangers’ excellent defense and overall performance, emphasizing that the new manager will be delighted with his team’s achievements.
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