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Other than a recent defeat on penalties to St. Johnstone in the Scottish Cup, following a 1-1 stalemate, Rangers last tasted defeat domestically back in December on the road at St. Mirren in the League Cup.
Understandably, Aberdeen are a big price for the win, though there’s little reason to get behind them to take maximum points.
The Dons have won just three times in 14 league matches since late January (W3-D5-L6). Each of their six defeats over this period have finished 1-0 or 2-0, and those appear the most likely outcomes here.
They’re usually involved in low-scoring affairs with all but one of those 14 games featuring fewer than three goals, as 10 saw just one strike or none at all.
Under 2.5 Goals
Rangers are unbeaten in seven clashes against Aberdeen since April 2019, including victories in all three meetings this term.
This has been a low-scoring fixture typically, with 10 of 15 meetings since 2018 featuring under 2.5 goals, which looks a likely prospect once again.
Rangers To Win 1-0, 2-0, 2-1
Rangers have won all 18 home league games this season and so it’s hard to make the case for the visitors.
The most notable factor has been the relentless accumulation of clean sheets, with the Gers conceding just four goals at Ibrox, though admittedly three of those concessions came from their last four there.
Still, should they keep a clean sheet or concede just once here, they’ll better the British record for goals against set by Jose Mourinho’s Chelsea back in 2004/05.
Five of their last nine fixtures at Ibrox saw Rangers triumph by a single goal margin, with five finishing 1-0 and another ending 2-1.
Given this shouldn’t be too high-scoring an affair, but with the potential for an away goal, the multi-bet angle appears a steady proposition.
Rangers To Win 1-0, 2-0, 2-1 At 6/4
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