Rangers boss Michael Beale reckons his side need to win EVERY game to overhaul champions Celtic.
The 42-year-old expects his team must be perfect over their final 22 games if they are to wrestle the title away from the champions who boast a nine-point lead and a superior goal difference of 17. Beale secured all three points in Thursday's topsy-turvy win over Hibs but a pivotal week awaits with away trips to Aberdeen and Ross County. And the former QPR boss - speaking ahead of Tuesday's clash in the Granite City - admits there is no margin for error if his team are to secure an improbable title win.
Speaking to Sky Sports, he said: "My job, along with the rest of the staff and players is to build a strong Rangers to start playing well and exciting our fans. When you look at the league table with Celtic being nine points in front we would have to win every game - including the games against them until the end of the season and make up the goal difference. Let's not mess around, we know we have work to do. We don't have much room for error.
