Is there something missing despite Rangers' impressive form?

Rangers extended their unbeaten run to 12 games with a 2-0 win at St Mirren but pundits say they lack clinical finishing and control despite strong defensive and attacking records.

Rangers moved to within a point of the Scottish Premiership summit after a 2-0 victory at St Mirren on Saturday, extending their unbeaten run to 12 matches across all competitions. However, former Rangers striker Kris Boyd and ex-Celtic forward Chris Sutton both highlighted concerns about Rangers' performance despite the win.

Rangers have the best defensive record in the top flight and the third-best attacking record, but their expected goals tally of 29.8 in 12 league matches contrasts sharply with their actual 21 goals scored. Striker Ryan Naderi opened the scoring from the penalty spot before midfielder Dan Neil's deflected shot made it 2-0, but Rangers created numerous chances they failed to convert.

Winger Kim Min-su created more chances than any other player on the pitch but has yet to score or assist since joining from Girona in the summer.

Manager Derek McInnes acknowledged the issue, saying: "What becomes a good chance could be a brilliant chance if we just take care with the weight of pass and make the right decision." He stressed that his side must improve their decision-making in the final third, though he remains confident Rangers have "another gear or two" to find.