“Ryan Don Naderi opens the scoring with a header, assisted by James Penrice, after Rangers had already tested the Kilmarnock goal twice in the previous five minutes.”
Pivotal“Kevin Kelsy doubles the lead after Rangers continued to pepper the Kilmarnock goal, making it 2-0 and putting the visitors firmly on the back foot.”
Pivotal“Ryan Don Naderi completes his brace right before half-time, assisted by Djeidi Gassama, putting the result beyond doubt at 3-0.”
Pivotal“Nicky Clescenco pulls one back for Kilmarnock in stoppage time following a scramble from a corner, giving the scoreline a slightly more respectable look.”
Outstanding performance

Rangers were ruthless in the first half, turning territorial dominance into goals through Naderi's early opener, Kelsy's close-range finish, and Naderi's second just before the break to effectively end the contest by half-time. The hosts controlled proceedings throughout, racking up 60% possession, 18 shots to Kilmarnock's 13, and a commanding dominance rating of 68 to 45, reflecting a performance built on patient build-up play and clinical finishing from limited big chances. Kilmarnock showed character after the break, committing numerous fouls and tackles (21 to Rangers' 12) in an attempt to disrupt the game's rhythm, and were rewarded with a stoppage-time consolation from Nicky Clescenco after a flurry of late corners. For Rangers, this result keeps the pressure on at the top of the table amid a tight title race, while Kilmarnock will need to tighten up defensively if they're to avoid similar one-sided afternoons against the division's leading sides.
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