Antonio Colak believes the 'amazing' heights Rangers hit at Easter Road on Wednesday prove they can break Celtic’s stranglehold of the Scottish game.
The Croatian bagged a double in a 4-1 win over Hibs to keep his side nine points behind their bitter rivals at the top of the Premiership. But he believes the standards they have set in two recent trips to the capital are a sign of what is to come under new boss Michael Beale.
Colak – who looks set to lead the line again this weekend against Raith Rovers in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals – said: “In the final third the combinations we had were really amazing. Now I think we know what we have to show on the pitch to ensure a successful game. We have to stick with this. It has to be the standard. We want to win every game. If we are at our standards then I believe we will do that. This is the thing with our fans behind us, we can create a big dominance in the future.”
