Rangers vs Hearts Prediction: An open one for both sides

On Sunday, in the Scottish Premiership match between Rangers and Hearts, new head coach Paul Clement will lead his team with the goal of maintaining their perfect record so far. The away team comes into this match having lost their last two contests, while the home team is currently attempting to catch up to them in the race for the top four positions.

On Thursday night, Clement continued his unblemished start to his tenure as manager of the Gers by guiding the Gers to a point in the Europa League with a goalless draw against Sparta Prague. The match was played in the Europa League. His debut game in the Ibrox dugout went off without a hitch last Saturday, as his team cruised to a 4-0 victory over Hibernian. Abdallah Sima scored twice, and Nicolas Raskin and Cyriel Dessers also found the back of the net for their respective teams. Rangers were able to keep up the pressure on Celtic at the top of the league as a result of that result; nevertheless, there is still a significant amount of work to be done because there is currently a seven-point margin between them. The Gers have a record of three wins and two losses at home so far, but they have shown no lack of confidence when it comes to scoring goals during those encounters. The Gers have a record of three wins and two losses at home so far. Rangers have found the back of the net ten times in those five matches, and after keeping two clean sheets in a row, the club will be brimming with confidence at both ends of the field.

Given that they conceded four goals the previous weekend when Celtic defeated them 4-1, it's possible that the visitors lack this in terms of their defensive capabilities. Lawrence Shankland's goal on the day was merely a consolation, and right now the Jambos' ability to recover from this setback is what matters most. The previous meeting between Hearts and Hibernian ended in a draw, and after going two games in a row without a victory, the pressure from teams in the standings below them has started to build up. The Jambos have a chance of losing their lead over five clubs this weekend if they fail to pick up three points, which emphasizes how tight the race is in the division right now.

Because Rangers can't afford to make any mistakes right now if they want to keep the pressure on Celtic at the top of the division, it is reasonable to anticipate that they will come away with all three points from this game. The offensive capabilities of the Gers have been quite excellent as of late, but the defensive play of Hearts has been less than stellar, which may ultimately lead to many goals in this one as well.