It's the big Govan homecoming for Philippe Clement and his men but the Dark Blues are looking to spoil their return to Ibrox with a semi-final place up for grabs.
Despite their Tanndice win last time out, Rangers sit third in the table, five points off of Aberdeen and leaders Celtic. With their European campaign set to commence in the coming week and Hibs at home next Sunday, it is a massive eight days for Clement and co. However, the Rangers boss doesn't think the club needs a lift, saying: It’s quite a negative question because if you talk like that, it’s like everybody is running around here like zombies with their head down.
You start to see the first fruits of the seeds that are planted and it’s just the first start. We’re just starting with that.That’s the thing but of course if it’s in Ibrox with all the support behind, it lifts players. I think it will be totally different for the fans also. They will be back with the people they are used to being with in the stands, next to them, behind them, in front of them. To have the talks again like they had before, to have the memories of before.
It’s like coming home with your family. That will be the feeling. Of course the most important thing stays what you do on the pitch, what the players show from the first second of the game.
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