Motherwell vs Rangers

Stirring wins over Braga and Celtic last week has them in the semi finals of the Europa League and in the Scottish Cup Final for the first time in six years.

The left-back could open a tin of beans with his left peg and that was a seeking ball to the back post. But Carroll, covering for the on-rushing Kelly, manages to get a toe on it as it spins out for a corner. A big chance but more of a case of good defending rather than poor play from the striker. A word for the Rangers midfielder, who was lax in possession and sparked the chance for the hosts to draw level. Tavernier digs a ball deep to Goldson who plays the volleyball role to work it back in the middle and Wright is on hand to tap home with his toe. It was all so sedate for a while, but that was never going to last, the cinch never fails to bring the thrills. A bit more oomph from the players in claret and amber - it's needed as the tempo is suiting the Premiership champions. A slow in the pace Who strikes a stunner from the edge of the box. This is a really good spell from the visitors as they take the play away from the Steelmen. Don't miss any of the action on what is set to be a pivotal day of action from the Scottish Premiership. A shift in plans but Rangers have shown to be the type of team who can adapt to whatever situation that's put in front of them.

Sports Mole previews Saturday's Scottish Premiership clash between Motherwell and Rangers, including predictions, team news and possible lineups.

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Rangers manager Gio van Bronckhorst has named his starting XI to face Motherwell in the Scottish Premiership this afternoon.

Having made so many changes, van Bronckhorst will be hoping some of his fringe players can make an impact and show they can contribute in the final weeks of the season. The Gers can put some pressure on Celtic ahead of their game with Ross County by picking up three points this afternoon, while there will no doubt be one eye on Thursday’s Europa League clash with RB Leipzig. The Gers have made eight changes from the win over Celtic last weekend as the Gers boss makes the most of his squad and give rest to vital figures such as Calvin Bassey, John Lundstram, Ryan Jack and Ryan Kent.