Just when I thought this season couldn't get any more unpredictable, Rangers go and produce the performance they did on Sunday, coming from two goals down and playing dreadfully to win 6-3 in an incredible match at the Falkirk Stadium.
The first half display was abject, lacking in heart, in purpose and bereft of quality. They couldn't have looked any less like title contenders.
But having dragged themselves back into the game with Tochi Chukwuani's goal just before half-time, they went on to steamroller Falkirk with a quite brilliant second half of attacking endeavour and real character to underline just why they cannot be written off as we approach the final five games.
As good as they were in that second 45, Danny Rohl's men can ill afford to be as poor as they were at the start of the game in the remainder of the season. But if they can perform as they did during the latter part of the match they will take a lot of stopping.
Nico Raskin was fundamental to the turnaround, taking the game by the scruff of the neck and driving his team forward at every opportunity. Rangers need five more performances like that from the Belgian to end the campaign on a high.
Bojan Miovski is also beginning to look more like the predatory striker the Aberdeen fans used to adore and must be in contention for a starting place when Rangers begin their post-split fixtures at home to Motherwell.
Victory in that one is an absolute must before the visits to Tynecastle and Celtic Park.
