James Tavernier fired the home side ahead – with help from a deflection and Joe Lewis – after just five minutes an Rangers barely looked back.
Kemar Roofe struck a double with a flicked first half goal and a second half strike to round off the win but Aberdeen had chances to deny Allan McGregor a clean sheet – Rangers’ 26th of the campaign – but Lewis Hornby sliced wide and Lewis Ferguson struck the crossbar with the goal gaping.
Jermain Defoe – on as a substitute – added a fourth with three minutes to play.
It was a fairly comfortable prelude to the title presentation party to come. Here’s how the home side rated in the win, using our usual ratings scale.
Player ratings scale - 10: One of the best performances you've seen. 9: Outstanding. 8: Very good. 7: Good. 6: Average. 5: Poor, 4: Very poor. 3: A terrible day at the office. 2: Abysmal. 1: One of the worst performances you've seen.
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5. Connor Goldson - 7
Defender racked up 5000 consecutive minutes of football with this appearance, and another clean sheet. Understanding forming with SImpson but at times challenged by the Dons in the second half. Photo: IAN MACNICOL
6. Steven Davis - 7
Kept it simple and made it all look so easy - as he does. Constantly free, constantly taking the ball in tight areas and giving it to team-mates. Took ownership of the second half and talked Simpson through the latter stages as Rangers re-asserted control after Dons pressure. Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group
7. Glen Kamara - 7
Did the dirty side of the game and played a support role to Aribo on the left to ensure no issues encountered. Selfless. (Photo by Craig Williamson / SNS Group) Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
8. Ianis Hagi - 7
Another who mucked in with the dirty work - Hagi drifted central to create behind Morelos and Roofe and typically played a key role in a goal - prodding the assist to Roofe for Rangers' third. Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group