Rommens strikes as Rangers grind out away win | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Rangers beat St Mirren 1-0. Tuur Rommens scored in the 31st minute, finishing from close range after a Nicolas Raskin cross. Shamal George kept the hosts in it, saving from James Tavernier (59.) and Ryan Naderi (60.) as the visitors pressed. Danny Röhl's side registered seven shots on target to one, pinning St Mirren back for long spells. Rangers stay third and host Aberdeen next, while St Mirren remain 10th and visit Falkirk next.

Player of the Match: Tuur Rommens separated the sides with a close-range finish and then repeatedly supplied quality delivery, completing five accurate crosses and five key passes before departing.

Stat of the Match: Rangers delivered 11 corners, a clear marker of sustained pressure throughout the game.

Three Things We Learned: Crosses were a major route for the visitors, who attempted 23 and completed 47.8% of them. St Mirren's defence was busy, making 37 clearances and 25 tackles with a 76.0% success rate. Shamal George's five saves kept the margin narrow as the hosts managed only one shot on target from six attempts.