Rangers blink but twists still to come in colossal title race

Rangers blink but twists still to come in colossal title raceImage source, SNSImage caption, Hearts and Celtic won at the weekend but Rangers lostByTom EnglishBBC Scotland's chief sports writerPublished5 minutes agoIn the season to beat all seasons there's a recurring question out there, even among day trippers to Scottish football - who's going to win this colossal battle for the Premiership title?The answer one week is Hearts, the next Celtic, the next Rangers. It flits from one to the other. The momentum has moved about endlessly, not even from game to game but sometimes from half to half.These are matches of nerve now. Bottle as much as skill. Rangers stumbled on Sunday on the back of laziness in critical times against a smooth and sophisticated Motherwell.Four points behind Hearts and three behind Celtic, are Danny Rohl's team out of it? No. With only four games to go it's still too soon to make that call. If they lose against Hearts at Tynecastle next Monday night then you can stick a fork in them. If they win…Braga, Just, Maswanhise & Shankland up for awardPublished3 hours agoMotherwell rediscover mojo to have say in title racePublished4 hours agoWill doubters believe in Hearts' title chances now?Published21 hours agoThis month alone Celtic dug out a win in the 82nd minute at Dundee, Rangers came from 2-0 down at Falkirk to win 6-3 and Hearts were drawing with Motherwell with three minutes of normal time left to play - and won 3-1.They were level with nine-man Hibs with four minutes to go at Easter Road on Sunday. It was a towering spectacle in the sun. Hibs - hanging on brilliantly against the odds, heading everything clear, throwing bodies in the way of shots, blowing a gasket to protect their point in front of an electrified home and away crowd.Hearts were focused, relentless and eventually victorious; flawed but lacking nothing in guts and will to win. The post-match stats were monstrously skewed by their two-man advantag...