Giovanni van Bronckhorst insists his Rangers players set the standard with their 4-1 thumping of Aberdeen as the pressure eased on the under-fire Dutchman with their fifth Scottish Premiership win in their last six.
The Light Blues were in rampant form as they roared back from their midweek defeat to Napoli in the Champions League, but had to show character to come from behind after Connor Barron's first senior goal for Aberdeen gave Jim Goodwin's men the lead at Ibrox.
Antonio Colak and John Lundstram netted before the break with James Tavernier bagging a third before the captain missed from the penalty spot after VAR confirmed a handball, but substitute Alfredo Morelos completed the rout. Three points were a must but crucially the display was much more positive, particularly after the drab draw against Livingston seven days earlier as they go into their final Champions League clash against Ajax on Tuesday.
