Rangers Turn Things Around Under McInnes

Rangers manager Derek McInnes is starting to make his mark at the Scottish club, after a very difficult beginning to his time in charge.

The team has now won two consecutive Old Firm derby matches. The Old Firm derby is the famous match between Rangers and their big rivals, Celtic.

Winning back-to-back derbies is seen as an important sign of progress for McInnes. Earlier in his time at the club, things looked much worse.

The start of his time as manager was described as mortifying, which means extremely embarrassing. Many fans and reporters were critical of his early results.

However, these two wins over Celtic have changed the story around McInnes. This change is often called flipping the narrative.

A narrative is the way people talk and think about a situation. Before the wins, the narrative about McInnes was negative.

Now, after these results, people are talking about him in a much more positive way. Beating Celtic twice in a row at such a high-pressure derby is not easy.

The Old Firm derby is one of the most intense fixtures in world football, because of the long rivalry between the two Glasgow clubs.

A rivalry is a long competition between two teams or people who often play against each other. Fans on both sides care deeply about these matches.

For McInnes, these two wins are an important step. They suggest he may be turning his difficult start into a more successful period as manager.

Rangers supporters will hope this recent form continues, as the team looks to build on this momentum. Momentum means the positive energy a team gets after good results.

If Rangers keep performing well, McInnes could fully leave behind the mortifying start that once defined his time at the club.