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Allan McGregor, Ben Davies, Borna Barisic, Scott Arfield, Ryan Kent and Antonio Colak all come into the starting XI with Jon McLaughlin, James Sands, Ridvan ...

On the bench this afternoon are Jon McLaughlin, Ridvan Yilmaz, Rabbi Matondo, James Sands, Alfredo Morelos, Scott Wright, Kemar Roofe, Charlie McCann and Fashion Jr. Allan McGregor, Ben Davies, Borna Barisic, Scott Arfield, Ryan Kent and Antonio Colak all come into the starting XI with Jon McLaughlin, James Sands, Ridvan Yilmaz, Scott Wright, Fashion Jr and Alfredo Morelos on the bench. [FIXTURES](https://www.stanza.co/@rangersfc/subscription): Add fixtures to your mobile device calendar [HERE](https://www.stanza.co/@rangersfc/subscription) [SHOP](https://shop.rangers.co.uk/): Browse the latest Rangers clothing and kits [HERE](https://shop.rangers.co.uk/) [SUBSCRIBE](https://rangerspayments.streamamg.com/account/register/step1): Get closer to your club with a RangersTV subscription [HERE](https://rangerspayments.streamamg.com/account/register/step1)

It's a big weekend for Scottish football with VAR being introduced for the first time.

They are on a good run in the league though, particularly in home games but they take on a [Livingston](https://www.footballscotland.co.uk/all-about/livingston-fc) team who will cause problems for them as always under David Martindale. [John Lundstram ](https://www.footballscotland.co.uk/all-about/john-lundstram)spoke about how he's been dealing with an injury issue earlier this week but he continues in the heart of the midfield for the Ibrox side, despite the changes that van Bronckhorst has made for this one. [Rangers](https://www.footballscotland.co.uk/all-about/rangers-fc) and they are winning plenty fo games, but the fans aren't impressed by what they are seeing from the club. [Giovanni van Bronckhorst's ](https://www.footballscotland.co.uk/all-about/giovanni-van-bronckhorst)men were booed off against Dundee in the Premier Sports Cup in midweek despite a 1-0 win and the Rangers boss insisted it was deserved. [here](https://www.footballscotland.co.uk/newsletter-preference-centre/) to take yourself to our Newsletter Preference Centre. Martindale has former Rangers youngster Stephen Kelly in his ranks and he's in from the start on his first return to Ibrox since leaving in the summer.

Gio van Bronckhorst knows his side must inspire a fanbase who booed their meek display in the midweek win over Dundee.

You want it the other way, you don't want to have pressure but you know when you don't have the results you have the pressure." You've got a Champions League game coming up in midweek and it's a bad result to go into that with That is the pressure I feel, and I am used to as manager. He responded: “We have just got to concentrate on ourselves and go game by game in the league, and get the three points every single game. Shamal George and Jack Fitzwater especially were dominating at the back as the hosts were unable to conjure a chance. Tavernier was quizzed on their Scottish Premiership title ambitions, with Ange Postecoglou's men now holding a four-point lead at the top of the table. Asked about mounting pressure on his job as boss, he said: "I always feel the pressure. Time and time again Rangers tried to break the Lions down, but they were absolutely nowhere. It all comes down to one man and that's the manager. [Livingston](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/all-about/livingston-fc) stay in sixth, but a point away at Ibrox is a huge scalp for David Martindale's men who held on so valiantly in Govan. The line-up, the structure, the subs. They couldn't have started worse; Jon Nouble collected a ball on his left, swivelled and fired a shot low beyond Allan McGregor to send the away following into delirium.

Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst has picked his starting eleven and substitutes to welcome Livingston to Ibrox in the Scottish Premiership this ...

He will be looking for better this afternoon as Rangers bid to make sure they keep picking up wins in their hunt to reclaim the Scottish Premiership title. The Gers boss saw his side edge out Dundee to advance in the Scottish League Cup earlier this week, but Van Bronckhorst was left unhappy with the performance. Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst has picked his starting eleven and substitutes to welcome Livingston to Ibrox in the Scottish Premiership this afternoon.

The tech has already had a good start to life in Scotland, last night's Hibs St Johnstone match being the full debut and one or two calls had to go to review ...

Of course not, and even replays aren’t going to be definitive answers either – but going by events at Tynecastle this afternoon, the tech is still making the right impact on Scottish football. Today is finally the day at Ibrox when VAR is introduced in Govan, league-wise, for the first time. And so it turns to Rangers today, as the technology begins life in Scotland.

Van Bronckhorst does have some injury issues to contend with, Connor Goldson being the main miss on the sidelines. Leon King has deputised well alongside Ben ...

Scott Arfield could be deployed in attack with Ryan Kent on the wing after both were rested against Dundee in midweek. Sign up to our daily sport newsletter In midfield, Steve Davis dug his side out of hole in the Premier Sports Cup while John Lundstram passed a late fitness test. Van Bronckhorst does have some injury issues to contend with, Connor Goldson being the main miss on the sidelines. But Glasgow is a different kettle of fish, with The Lions took Rangers to task on the opening day of the season, with a narrow 2-1 win starting off the campaign.

Livingston take fourth-minute lead through Jon Noubles turn and finish; late drama at Ibrox as Morgan Boyes sent off after VAR review and John Lundstram ...

"We miss the spark, the spark only came at 1-1 in the end. Our intention in the last seven minutes, we needed to have for the 90 minutes." "We were not aggressive or sharp and that's not the way to start games. The Ibrox club then host Aberdeen next Saturday, with kick-off at 3pm. "I understand the boos. "That's normal in big teams and clubs like Rangers.

“Rangers should not be losing to Livingston. “It is a big 45 minutes for Giovanni van Bronckhorst and Rangers Football Club.” Rangers failed to register a shot ...

Rangers failed to register a shot on target during the first 45 minutes at Ibrox but they did manage to grab a goal in the second period. Boyd was quizzed on whether van Bronckhorst's time could be up if Rangers failed to turn around the Premiership clash. [Rangers](https://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/sport/rangers/) could be coming to an end as Rangers shared the spoils with Livingston today.

Rangers were held to a 1-1 draw by Livingston in the cinch Premiership and Mark Atkinson picks out three talking points from Ibrox and gives each player a ...

We have to have a reaction in midweek though we know it will be a tough game. [He gave a yes to both questions](https://www.scotsman.com/sport/football/rangers/i-am-trying-my-best-giovanni-van-bronckhorst-feels-he-has-rangers-players-backing-but-makes-end-of-story-admission-3890299). [Rangers](/topic/rangers) manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst did not shirk the interrogation from both the written press and fan media in the aftermath of the poor performance against [Livingston](/topic/livingston). We need to come out fighting and show a real attitude.” Van Bronckhorst had to take off both Leon King and Rabbi Matondo against the Lions, although only one of the duo may not feature in Naples. “Leon had to come off because he was feeling a little bit sick and nauseous,” said Van Bronckhorst.

The Ibrox outfit were booed off the field by their own fans at half-time and full-time despite a last-gasp goal from John Lundstram scraping a point against ...

'When it is not happening, you will get criticised and that is something we need to take. 'The whole game, we weren't in the game and that is frustrating. We have to do everything we can to get a good result.' I have to believe that we can still play the way that we can play.' 'I understand them and we will work hard to overturn that,' he said. 'As a player, you need to take responsibility for your actions on the pitch. How we conceded the goal was, in my opinion, impossible. 'I only saw that when we scored to go 1-1. I am not happy with our performance or the way we started. That is also something you have to do take into account. There is also the players' form. That is why it is a very demanding job.

Football Insider has been told by Keith Hackett that Rangers forward Fashion Sakala should have been sent off for his "kick out" on Cammy Kerr.

He is kicking the player. “He has used his foot on his opponent off the ball. The ball is not there.

It comes after Aston Villa called time on the Anfield icon's dreary 11 months in charge amid fan angst and ropey results.

If the form is not working The Villa players were not at their best for him. I would be surprised if he's not keen to come back as a manager when the right opportunity arises. I suspect other reasons drove him to Villa: being in the Premier League and also having more time to spend with his young family. Murphy believes his former Kop team-mate can come again when the right opportunity presents itself to Gerrard who earned acclaim at Ibrox for winning the club's 55th league title. All the best coaches have dips at some point.