Rangers have claimed the Scottish Premiership summit for the first time in two years, securing a 4-2 victory over Dundee United at Ibrox. The win, however, was far from a display of unblemished dominance, characterized by moments of defensive frailty that allowed the visitors to repeatedly claw back into the contest. The side under manager Danny Rohl now sits atop the league standings on goal difference with six fixtures remaining.

The breakthrough came on the half-hour mark when Ryan Naderi converted from close range. This was swiftly followed by Dujon Sterling's maiden league goal for the club, extending the lead just before the interval. Dundee United, however, managed to halve the deficit through Amar Fatah's strike moments before the break, injecting a dose of uncertainty into the proceedings.

Rangers re-established their two-goal cushion in the 52nd minute courtesy of Thelo Aasgaard. Yet, the pattern of conceding reappeared when Zach Sapsford found the net for United in the 72nd minute. The tension was finally eased in the closing stages when substitute Bojan Miovski sealed the victory with a deflected shot, his first goal for the club.
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The statistics suggest a performance built on offensive volume, with Rangers registering an expected goals (xG) total of 3.37 from 21 shots, 10 of which were on target. In contrast, Dundee United generated 1.34 xG from 13 attempts. This offensive output has been a hallmark of Rohl's tenure, with the team having won 11 of their 13 home league games under his charge since October.

Despite the win, the defensive lapses underscore a persistent vulnerability. Rangers have now extended their unbeaten league run against Dundee United to 13 matches, a sequence that includes nine wins and four draws. The victory places them ahead of Hearts on goal difference, though their rivals have the opportunity to reclaim the top spot with a fixture against Livingston.
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