St. Mirren vs Rangers

Rangers ground out a 1-0 win at St. Mirren to keep their Scottish Premiership title hopes firmly alive. Tuur Rommens' first-half strike proved the difference at the SMISA Stadium, moving the visitors to within a single point of second-placed Celtic. Rommens struck in the 31st minute, arriving at the back post to tap home after a cross swept across the box from the right. Rangers dominated throughout — racking up 17 shots and 11 corners — but couldn't find a second to put the game to bed. A managerless St. Mirren side pushed late, forcing Rangers to dig in, with Nasser Djiga picking up a stoppage-time yellow card as the visitors clung on. The three points lift Rangers to 60 points, one behind Celtic and three off leaders Hearts as the split looms. For St. Mirren, rooted in 10th on 24 points, survival remains the only focus.