Ross County interim boss Don Cowie could not have been happier with how his side played to beat Rangers for the first time in the club’s history.
Ross County had to come from behind to claim a vital three points against Rangers for the first time in the club’s history.
The Staggies play their final match before the Premiership split this weekend, but what will their run-in look like?
The Staggies take on the challenge of one of Scotland’s top teams in Dingwall this weekend.
Don Cowie believes Ross County are more than capable of shocking Rangers to pick up a first ever win over the Glasgow giants.
Ross County have no room for “free hits” against anyone in their bid to remain in the Premiership, according to interim manager Don Cowie.
Andrew MacLeod’s loan with Nairn will come to an end after this Saturday’s Highland League closer, but the teen has loved his time at Station Park.
Don Cowie remembers Daniel Armstrong as a key part of the dressing room at County, but is hoping for an off-day from the Killie attacker this weekend.
Don Cowie hopes the experience of his senior players can help make the difference in Ross County’s bid to stay in the Premiership.
Don Cowie says the Staggies’ attempt to minimise any points gap ahead of the Premiership split will give then extra motivation at Kilmarnock.
Josh Reid is confident Ross County will be able to avoid another play-off despite a disappointing result away at Aberdeen last Saturday.
Bojan Miovski and Jamie McGrath consigned Ross County to defeat in Aberdeen – here’s how Staggies boss Don Cowie reacted.
Jack Baldwin says Ross County’s interim manager has been a “breath of fresh air” since taking over the reigns in Dingwall.
Around 600 Ross County fans are set to make the trip to Aberdeen this weekend – and Don Cowie is delighted his side will have such strong backing.
Derek Adams may be yet to officially find a new job after leaving Ross County, but he is already preparing for his next challenge.
Ross County’s interim manager has reaffirmed his desire to take the job permanently - but says not further discussions have taken place.
The latest addition to Ross County’s staff has taken an unusual path to get to Scottish football.
They are on the verge of returning to the home of Scottish rugby.
Supporters are already turning out in force for Ross County's crunch match against Aberdeen next week.
The North Kessock squash star has led his university team to greater heights than ever before.
