Rangers boss Danny Röhl will look to secure the club’s first home league win of the season as they welcome Kilmarnock to Ibrox in the Scottish Premiership this Sunday (kick-off: 3pm).
The German boss oversaw a humbling 3-0 defeat to SK Brann in his first game as the club’s new manager on Thursday night, and said he expects to see a reaction from his players in Govan this weekend as he looks to lead Rangers to only their second league win of the season.
As for the visitors, Kilmarnock, they are looking for a response themselves, having lost 3-0 to league leaders Hearts at home last weekend. Currently in fifth and one point ahead of Rangers, Stuart Kettlewell’s side make the short trip to Glasgow looking for their first win at Ibrox since 2018.
Both managers have their fair share of injury problems heading into the clash, while there is plenty of intrigue around Röhl’s team selection for the game, with up to four players champing at the bit and hoping to return to the starting XI.
Ahead of the game at Ibrox, The Scotsman has all the latest team news:
5. Derek Cornelius - Rangers - RETURN TO STARTING XI?
A surprise omission from Röhl's first starting XI against SK Brann, the Canadian could return to the team for the visit of Kilmarnock following Nasser Djiga's poor performance in Norway. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
6. Dujon Sterling - Rangers - OUT
Suffered an Achilles injury last season, and isn't expected to be back until at least the turn of the year. Has been spotted in training videos recently, though, which is a plus for Rangers' new boss. The versatile defender is a big miss. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
7. Mohamed Diomande - Rangers - DOUBT
The Ivorian has missed the club's last two games with an unspecified injury, and is therefore a doubt for Sunday's visit of Kilmarnock to Ibrox. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
8. Connor Barron - Rangers - RETURN TO STARTING XI?
In contention to start the game following Joe Rothwell's poor performance against SK Brann, and Diomande's fitness issues. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group