The international break is over and domestic football has returned for Rangers fans, with a short trip to Rugby Park to face Kilmarnock on the agenda.
On a good run of form, the Gers have won their last three consecutive league games, and Philippe Clement’s side head to Kilmarnock knowing they can close to gap on Celtic and Aberdeen, with the table toppers facing each other 24 hours before Rangers trip to Ayrshire.
Clement has several injury worries ahead of the game, with Ridvan Yilmaz, Ross McCausland and Oscar Cortes all expected to be out of the weekend game against Killie - though he could boosted by the return of two key attackers as the Belgian decides which starting XI will be tasked with getting all three points against Derek McInnes’ team.
So how will Rangers line up at Rugby Park on Sunday? The Scotsman predicts the Rangers’ starting XI, with two changes expected.
5. LB: Jefte
With Ridvan Yilmaz still ruled out, the Brazilian (right) will continue at left-back, where he has been impressive. | SNS Group
6. CM: Connor Barron
Despite being called up by Scotland, he didn't feature against Portugal so will be fresh to start for Rangers at Rugby Park. | SNS Group
7. CM: Mohamed Diomande
He faces competition from Nicolas Raskin, but it is likely the Ivorian (centre) will partner Connor Barron in midfield. | SNS Group
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8. RW: Vaclav Cerny
His brace against St Johnstone helped to smooth over a difficult couple of weeks for the Czech winger, and he will aim to provide a spark for Rangers as they visit Rugby Park. | SNS Group