Kris Boyd believes Danny Rohl has found the perfect solution to his problem in one player, he’s so special
Rangers Produce Thrilling Comeback as Miovski and Chermiti Shine in 6-3 Falkirk ThrillerDanny Rohl’s Rangers delivered a goal-laden spectacle at Falkirk Stadium on Sunday, fighting back from an early deficit to triumph 6-3 in a breathless Scottish Premiership encounter.
Falkirk stunned the visitors with a lightning start. Ben Broggio opened the scoring in the 6th minute, and Finn Yeats doubled the advantage on 26 minutes. Tochi Chukwuani made it 2-1 shortly before half-time, but Rangers trailed at the break despite a spirited response.
Rohl’s tactical adjustment – deploying a 4-4-2 with Bojan Miovski and Youssef Chermiti leading the line – proved decisive in the second half. The pair formed a devastating partnership that overwhelmed Falkirk’s defence.
Chermiti netted twice (47′ and 74′), using his aerial strength and hold-up play to anchor the attack. Miovski, described by pundits as “special,” added the killer instinct with clinical finishing, including a late goal that sealed the rout. Calvin Miller’s 70th-minute penalty and further strikes from Rangers’ attacking unit completed the scoring as the Light Blues ran riot.
Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd was full of praise post-match. He highlighted how Rohl has finally solved his attacking puzzle through the perfect blend of Miovski’s intelligent movement, link-up and finishing with Chermiti’s physical presence and focal-point qualities in the classic 4-4-2.“Miovski is so special – his timing and edge in the box make him a real threat,” Boyd noted, echoing sentiments that this duo brings the balance, physicality and cutting edge Rangers have craved.
The win takes Rangers to the top of the Premiership with 69 points, applying pressure on title rivals Hearts and Celtic in a tight race. Despite the defensive lapses that allowed Falkirk three goals, the attacking fluency and character shown in coming from behind will boost confidence ahead of the run-in.
Rangers fans will hope this Miovski-Chermiti axis becomes the blueprint. If the pair continue to click in Rohl’s structured system, the Light Blues could have the firepower needed to chase down the title.