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Rangers, in what might come as a surprise to many, have not secured a win in their last four league encounters with St Mirren, having drawn two and lost two. The Gers are teetering on a precarious edge; not since the seasons of November 1904 and August 1984 have Rangers experienced a five-game winless run against the Paisley side. This bit of history adds an intriguing layer to the upcoming clash, promising a nail-biter as Rangers aim to avoid an unwanted record.
In their last league outing at Ibrox, St Mirren pulled off a 2-0 victory. History shows this was an exception rather than the norm, as they have never won back-to-back league games at Ibrox in their previous 125 attempts. As the Buddies gear up for their 126th league visit, the question lingers: can they defy the odds once more, or will Rangers uphold their historical dominance at home?
Historically, Rangers have shown resilience in their final league games of the calendar year, losing only once in the last eight yearsa 2-1 defeat to arch-rivals Celtic earlier in 2023. Other than clashes with their Old Firm nemesis, Rangers have lost their final game of the year only once over the past three decades, a statistic that highlights their ability to finish years on a high note.
This season's creative spark in midfield has seen Rangers' James Tavernier and St Mirren's Declan John amongst the top chance creators in the Scottish Premiership. Tavernier, with 36 chances created, and John, right behind with 30, both trail only Alexandros Kyziridis, who leads the chart with 45. Their midfield prowess will undoubtedly be a key factor in the upcoming encounter.
As Rangers prepare to host St Mirren, it's not just about avoiding a historical repeat but also about ending the year with a victory to set a positive tone for 2024. Fans will be looking forward to seeing if Taverniers creative play can tip the scales in favor of the Light Blues, ensuring a victorious note to end the year.
How many Celtic fans does it take to change a lightbulb? None, they're too busy reliving 2023 to notice the lights have gone out!