In Barry Ferguson's first match as interim manager of Rangers, the team demonstrated remarkable character by coming back from a 2-0 deficit to win 4-2 against Kilmarnock. After a rough start, where they quickly fell behind, the Rangers regrouped and equalized early in the second half before securing their victory with two additional goals. Ferguson praised the fight in his players and acknowledged the need for improvement, also reflecting on the challenges of his new managerial role after three years away from coaching.
After conceding two early goals, Rangers showcased impressive resilience, equalizing and winning 4-2 in Barry Ferguson's first match as interim manager, demonstrating significant character.
Ferguson highlighted the need for tough decisions during games, illustrating this by substituting Clinton Nsiala to regain control, ultimately leading to the team's impressive comeback.
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