Rangers supporters had plenty to celebrate on Saturday after their team delivered an impressive 4-0 victory over St Johnstone at Ibrox Stadium. However, the goals were not the only talking point, as fans reportedly introduced a new chant that quickly attracted attention online.
The atmosphere inside Ibrox continued to build as Rangers dominated the match, scoring four goals and keeping a clean sheet. The convincing performance gave supporters another reason to make their voices heard, turning the stadium into a sea of celebration.
RANGERS DELIVER AN IMPRESSIVE PERFORMANCE
Rangers started strongly and took the lead shortly before the half-hour mark when Kevin Kelsy finished a cross from Ryan Naderi.
Naderi later found the net himself after the break, before Kelsy scored his second goal of the afternoon. Substitute Tochi Chukwuani completed the scoring in the 87th minute following good work from Djeidi Gassama.
The result reflected Rangers’ attacking superiority. They enjoyed 61 per cent possession, registered 22 shots compared with St Johnstone’s nine, and created several promising opportunities.
St Johnstone struggled to contain the home side’s attacking pressure, while Rangers maintained control and secured a comfortable victory.
A NEW CHANT GETS FANS TALKING
The excitement reportedly reached another level as supporters began singing a new chant during the closing stages of the match.
The song celebrated the team’s four-goal performance and highlighted the contributions of Kelsy, Naderi and Chukwuani. It also drew inspiration from the familiar Rangers anthem, “Follow Follow.”
Its straightforward lyrics and catchy rhythm reportedly made it easy for supporters to join in, while videos of the atmosphere began circulating across social media.
The reaction added another memorable moment to an already successful afternoon for the Glasgow club.
SUPPORTERS CELEBRATE AS RANGERS BUILD MOMENTUM
The convincing win provided Rangers with a valuable boost as they continued their pursuit of success in the Scottish Premiership.
Manager Derek McInnes will be pleased with the team’s finishing, attacking movement and defensive discipline. Scoring four goals without conceding demonstrated the kind of performance Rangers will want to reproduce in upcoming fixtures.
The supporters also played their part, creating an energetic atmosphere that reflected the team’s display on the pitch.
Although tougher challenges lie ahead, the result offers encouragement as Rangers look to maintain consistency and challenge near the top of the table.
For now, the combination of an emphatic victory and a reported new supporters’ chant has given the Rangers faithful plenty to celebrate.
