Rangers sanctified after ten years!

One of the first European championships to know its 2021 champion: Scotland. Rangers were crowned following a Celtic draw in Dundee (0–0) this Sunday. Steven Gerrard’s nearly full men’s season was rewarded in early March and even before the title finals began. With 28 wins and 4 draws, the Glasgow-based club flies to a 20-point lead in the championship and claim the title. And what a title! It ranks 55th in 2011 in the history of the Gers. Names of James Tavernier and Jermaine Defoe have ended their nine-year domination by rival Celtic. Above all, they managed to return to the top after failures at the beginning of the last decade.

We were down
We followed
We cheered
we cried
we loose
we won
we fought
We scored
we celebrated
We trusted
We believed
We dreamed
We are the ranger
We are related
we are champions# Champion55 pic.twitter.com/rDsauzrfFb

– Rangers Football Club (@RangersFC) March 7, 2021

In 2012, the victim of major financial problems, the 1972 Cup winner was relegated and forced to resume in the fourth division. Back at the helm of Scottish football in 2016, the Rangers had yet to compete with Celtic. This is done by taking the title at the best time from now on. The most successful club in the Scottish Premiership kept their biggest rivals from breaking a record with a tenth consecutive crown. Holy in the league, Steven Gerrard’s man can now focus on the Europa League where they are still in contention with the upcoming round of 16 against Slavia Prague. Above all, they will be able to title an old firm already scheduled in their pocket for next weekend. Despite the health context and the measures currently taken in Scotland, which forbids reintegration on the public highway, supporters had already gathered on Saturday to commemorate the imminent title’s imminence. New views of Jubilee are expected at the height of the feat in the coming hours near Ibro Park.