Rangers faced Kilmarnock in a “Bambi on ice” match, according to Philippe Clement, as the players received high appreciation.

Rangers faced Kilmarnock in a “Bambi on ice” match, according to Philippe Clement, as the players received high appreciation.

To Philippe Clement’s delight, Rangers won handily at Rugby Park, claiming a “major win”. Despite the fact that he said the team had spent the first half slithering around the rink like Bambi.

The early penalty from Danny Armstrong caught the Ibrox team off guard, and they had to battle back.

However, the Premiership leaders came back from a disastrous first half on the slick artificial surface to win, potentially having a significant impact on the competition for the championship.

Rangers faced Kilmarnock in a “Bambi on ice” match, according to Philippe Clement, as the players received high appreciation.

James Tavernier scored his 20th goal of the year with an incredible free kick, and four minutes later Tom Lawrence added another to seal a crucial comeback and keep Gers ahead of Celtic by two points.

The large Belgian praised his team’s qualities, saying: “We demonstrated resilience, mentality, solidarity, and the ability to adapt.” We had a wonderful set-piece to start the game and could have scored, but they preserved it for the final seconds. The game would be entirely different if we had gone ahead.

However, ten minutes later, you receive a penalty against you. This was a frustrating moment because the circumstances were not in your favor. Then, you have a foe that waits to strike and launch a counterattack until you make a mistake.Unfortunately, the first half of our tempo was too slow. We had to adjust for a while since this was a whole new level of football.

“There were times when I thought my players were Bambi on ice.” We discussed it at halftime and they had to adjust to that.

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