By CALUM CROWE

Published: 20:08, 26 October 2025 | Updated: 20:09, 26 October 2025

On the weekend which saw the clocks go back, Rangers supporters will hope that Danny Rohl has arrived just in the nick of time. 

In his first match at Ibrox since taking charge, the club’s new German head coach guided his team to their first home league victory of the season.

The absurdity of a club like Rangers having to wait until late October to reach that landmark means that nobody will be of a mind to get carried away just yet.

Certainly, any proclamations about Rohl’s new-look side mounting a belated title challenge remain premature at best, given the deficit to those ahead of them and the fact they sit in fifth place.

Rangers trail league leaders Hearts by 13 points, with Celtic still five points ahead despite their own shambolic season plumbing new depths at Tynecastle.

But Rohl will be enthused by much of what he saw in this comfortable victory over Kilmarnock, not least the sight of Youssef Chermiti scoring his first Rangers goal...