George Edmundson has said Rangers are back to their best, after his side fought back from behind to beat Hibs on a difficult evening at Ibrox.
Steven Gerrard's side had trailed thanks to Paul Hanlon's opener, but Edmundson was able to find an equaliser at the death of the first half - setting the stage for Ianis Hagi to score a dramatic winner late in the second.
Having played his part in the visitors' opener, giving away the free-kick which led to it, Edmundson says he felt he had to redeem himself - and did so with the equaliser.
He said: "It was good, I thought I did alright. Hopefully I can get selected for the next games, so we'll prepare for that and see what happens.
"I gave away the free-kick for their goal so I felt I had to redeem myself. Obviously I've scored, so it's going well.
"The first half performance wasn't too bad, but in the second we went up a gear and performed like we normally do.
"I think everybody knows we've probably been off it the last couple of weeks, and I think that second half performance shows we're back to our best.
"Scoring the goal was massive, a huge moment for me and my career and my family as well. I'm buzzing for it and hopefully I can get some more.
"On Saturday (vs Hamilton) it'll be a tough game, but we'll prepare all week and hopefully we can get the win."
