JEAN Claude Darcheville is aiming for a win at Pittodrie on Thursday as Rangers chase the SPL title in a final day showdown.

Darcheville grabbed two goals against St Mirren to help Rangers to a 3-0 win at Love Street that closed the gap on Celtic at the top of the table.

With both sides now level on 86 points Rangers may need to rely on goal difference if both teams pick up last night victories at Tannadice and Pittodrie.

Rangers would need a four goal swing in their favour, but Darcheville believes that is an achievable goal.

He said: "Everything is possible in football. Maybe we can score five or six goals - but maybe we can score only one goal, I don't know. But anything is possible."

But Darcheville feels three points must be what his side focus on with the hope that Celtic might drop points against Dundee United.

He added: "All we can do is wait for Thursday. We lost two massive points against Motherwell on Saturday and now we have to go to Aberdeen and win then look at the result Celtic get at Dundee United.

"When Rangers played Dundee United at Tannadice, we drew 3-3. Maybe Dundee United can produce the same performance against Celtic.

"When we started against St Mirren, it was more important to win first. When we scored so early everyone was thinking we could grab a lot of goals.

"But we got three and now we have to wait and see if Dundee United can get a good result against Celtic. Maybe if they do, we will win the title.

"I believe in miracles but we have to wait and see."