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​Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd struggled to find enough superlatives for the Light Blues’ performance in their emphatic 5-1 victory over Kilmarnock at Ibrox on February 4, 2026. Boyd, usually a harsh critic of his former side, admitted he was “utterly blown away” by a display he described as the most complete since Danny Röhl took the helm.
​While many expected a tight affair, Rangers took control after an early red card for Killie’s Dominic Thompson. However, it was the individual brilliance of Andreas Skov Olsen and Bojan Miovski that left Boyd stunned in the Sky Sports studio.
​”10 Out of 10 Across the Park”
​Boyd was particularly vocal about the tactical discipline and clinical edge shown by the squad, claiming he had rarely seen a team get “absolutely everything right.”
​”I’m sitting here trying to find a fault, and I can’t,” Boyd remarked. “From the first whistle to the last, it was commanding. The movement, the hunger to get the ball back, and the quality of the goals—it’s the best I’ve seen. You don’t often see a player, or an entire XI for that matter, get every single decision right on the pitch. They were phenomenal.”
​Ibrox Masterclass in Numbers
​The statistics reflected the dominance that left Boyd so impressed as Rangers closed the gap at the top of the table.
With late goals from Oliver Antman and Mikey Moore adding gloss to the scoreline, the victory keeps Rangers firmly in the hunt for the Scottish Premiership title. Boyd concluded that if this “complete” form continues, the trophy could well be returning to Ibrox.
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