Dani Röhl celebrated his first victory as manager of Rangers in the Scottish Premiership with a 3-1 triumph over Kilmarnock at Ibrox. This marked Rangers' first home win of the season in the league, providing a dream start for the German coach after his team suffered a 3-0 defeat to Brann in the Europa League earlier in the week. Rangers began confidently, with Derek Cornelius opening the scoring in the 15th minute, heading in from a James Tavernier free-kick. However, a mistake by goalkeeper Jack Butland allowed George Stanger to equalize from a corner.

Kilmarnock's goalkeeper, Eddie Beach, nearly made a costly error himself when his clearance struck Cornelius, almost gifting Bojan Miovski a goal, which was later disallowed for offside, confirmed by VAR. Rangers regained their lead six minutes after the break when Danilo headed home from a Jaden Megoma cross. Shortly after, Butland redeemed himself with a fantastic save from a Bruce Anderson header. Substitute Youssef Chermiti scored his first goal for Rangers following his transfer from Everton, netting in the 72nd minute after a mistake by Beach. Although a goal from Nicolas Raskin was ruled out for offside, Rangers finished the match with a victory that lifted them to fifth in the standings, while Kilmarnock dropped to eighth.

Expert Analysis: Dani Röhl has made a promising start to his career in Scotland, demonstrating his ability to galvanize the team following a disappointing European outing. The victory against Kilmarnock could serve as a catalyst for future success, but Rangers still have a long way to go to catch up with the league leaders.