Rangers have returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership table after defeating St Johnstone 3-0 on Saturday. The win was a much-needed boost for the Glasgow club, who had been struggling for form in recent weeks.
The match saw Rangers take control early on and they never looked back, with their forwards finding the net on three occasions. Captain Scott Brown scored his first goal of the season from close range, while Ryan Kent and James Tavernier also found the back of the net.
St Johnstone, meanwhile, were unable to find the breakthrough and were left disappointed by their defeat. They will be hoping for a positive response against Motherwell next week, as they look to get back into the hunt for a top-six finish.
This result has put Rangers back at the top of the table ahead of Celtic, who beat Hibs 1-0 on Sunday. However, there is still plenty of competition for the title, with Dundee United, Hearts and Aberdeen all within touching distance.
Overall, it was another strong performance from Rangers, who showed that they are capable of pushing for the league title this season. With a strong squad and some experienced players in their ranks, they will be confident of maintaining their lead in the coming months.