Rangers vs Aberdeen

Rangers host Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday, so we simulated the game to try and predict the score as Gio van Bronckhorst's men look to ...

Rangers started to dominate the game, and a quickfire double from Malik Tillman sent the Light Blues 3-1 into the lead with 20 minutes to go, making it very difficult for Aberdeen to find a way back. And, with one minute of added time remaining, Colak got on the scoresheet to send his side into a 4-1 lead. A failed clearance from the visitors saw John Lundstram head the ball back into the box, and Tillman was quickest to react as he picked up possession. Rangers started the game slowly, and Aberdeen eventually took the lead when Leighton Clarkson stunned the Ibrox with a long-range strike. Scott Arfield found James Tavernier on the overlap down the right, and his cross into the box was met by Antonio-Mirko Colak, but the striker could only glance the header to the back post. Conor Goldson, Ianis Hagi and Tom Lawrence will all be absent for Aberdeen's visit on Saturday, whilst Kemar Roofe, John Souttar and Filip Helander won't to make the squad. The Gers are unbeaten in their last 11 On the shoulder of the last man, Colak was picked out inside the box with a chipped pass from Steven Davis, and the striker shrugged off his marker before firing into the top corner of the net to confirm the victory. [Rangers](https://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/all-about/rangers-fc)’ last league game, a result that left them four points behind leaders Celtic. The visitors seemed the lose any hope of a comeback as the game went on, with Rangers comfortably in the lead. The goal seemed like a big wake-up call for the Gers as they started to grasp ahold of the game, and they found the leveller 30 minutes in through Ryan Kent. To complete this simulation, we used FIFA 23 and updated the Rangers squad with the latest injuries and suspensions.