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Steven Gerrard faces several key calls ahead of his side's clash with Livingston on Wednesday night.With skipper James Tavernier still out and stand-in Leon Balogun a major doubt after injuring his quad against Royal Antwerp, Nathan Patterson looks set to start for Rangers at right-back despite facing an SFA ban for breaking Covid rules.Kemar Roofe and Ryan Jack remain out alongside long-term knee casualty Nikola Katic, but Jermain Defoe returns after sitting out the European action.Livingston

Steven Gerrard admits he will miss going head-to-head with departed Celtic boss Neil Lennon after his Parkhead departure.But he is looking forward to catching up over a pint with the Irishman after his long Parkhead goodbye was finally confirmed on Wednesday.The pair have enjoyed cordial relationship while doing battle in the white-hot Glasgow atmosphere with both complimentary of each other in recent years.And Gerrard has revealed he has long been an admirer of Lennon and is looking forward to

Bayern Munich but he still reckons it will be tough to stand in for James Tavernier. The defender slotted in for the Rangers skipper when he limped off in the first half of Thursday’s victory over Antwerp.

Steven Gerrard's side quickly return to Premiership action this weekend after defeating the Belgians 4-3 in a pulsating last 32 first leg.Up next on domestic duty is Dundee United as the league leaders push to bring home the title.Rangers are just four victories from a first league crown since 2011 and cut that to three with victory over the Taysiders.But Micky Mellon's side have halted an alarming run by winning their last two to leave them on the cusp of the top six.Gerrard's team smashed four

Mike Ashley.In the summer Rangers signed a new deal with Liverpool-based Castore which sees royalties go directly to the club from shirts sold.And as Steven Gerrard's side close in on the Premiership title the club have announced they're cracking down on knock-off goods.A statement warned: "We now have dedicated resources and expertise to ensure any counterfeit merchandise and products using Rangers’ trademarks illegally, will be subject to appropriate action and the strongest consequences

Steven Gerrard admits all his previous managers have played a key role in building a Rangers side that is closing in on a first title in a decade.The Ibrox boss namechecked Gerard Houllier and Rafa Benitez but had a special word for Brendan Rodgers' role in shaping the current Ibrox side.The pair worked together at Liverpool before they became rivals in Glasgow with the Irishman still Celtic boss when Gerrard took up the reins at Rangers back in 2018,And Gerrard admits that shape and discipline

Greg Docherty admits he had to leave Rangers after his dream move became a career low point. The 24-year-old midfielder moved south for a £400,000 fee last summer after failing to make the breakthrough into Steven Gerrard 's first-team plans.

Rangers boss shut down talk of anything apart from the Kilmarnock game. The Ibrox side have been relentless in their pursuit of the Premiership title this season and stood 18 points clear going into the clash with Tommy Wright 's side.

Kemar Roofe's disciplinary charge.The striker has been handed a two-match ban for a challenge on St Johnstone's Murray Davidson after the Ibrox club failed to successfully appeal the verdict.Roofe was shown a yellow card for the tackle during Rangers' 1-0 home win over Saints last week.But the incident was flagged up by the SFA's three-man panel and a suspension issued.Gerrard revealed the report sent to Ibrox claimed referee David Munro did not see the challenge clearly, which can open the door

Alfredo Morelos are the Premiership's most deadly attacking duo as they combine to help fire Rangers to the title.Steven Gerrard's side are 18 points clear at the top of the table and are all but certain to end their long wait for the glory come the end of the season.Much of their success has been built on a rock-solid defence but Rangers are no slouches when it comes to attacking output.And while Morelos hasn't found the back of the net as often as in previous seasons, he's formed a deadly

Kemar Roofe has received a two-match ban for a tackle in the match against St Johnstone last Wednesday despite an appeal.The English striker was pulled up by a three-person disciplinary panel after a challenge on midfielder Murray Davidson on the stretch.The tackle was deemed worthy of a yellow card at the time by referee David Munro but that prompted further action from the governing body.Ibrox manager Steven Gerrard believed there was little intent behind Roofe's actions and confirmed the club

Scottish Premiership finish line according to pundit Stephen Craigan.Steven Gerrard's side have been in imperious form this season, dropping just six points as they remain unbeaten in the league.Two of those dropped points came against Hamilton on Sunday though, with goalkeeper Allan McGregor admitting his side were "rubbish".Asked on Go Radio about that perfomance Craigan said: "They looked a little bit laboured, their play was slow."I felt as if on Sunday there was a lack of risk in their

Celtic this season - even if Neil Lennon's side were not enduring a horror campaign.The Ibrox superfan and former Scotland hero believes that Steven Gerrard's side would have cruised to Premiership title glory even if the Hoops' had mustered a stronger defence.The Light Blues are enjoying a 28-game unbeaten run in the league and sit 21 points clear at the top of the table following the draw with Hamilton.Brian Rice's side are only the fourth side to take any points off ruthless Rangers so far

Alfredo Morelos ' ban but expressed his frustration at what he sees as a lack of consistency in judgements from the SFA. The striker was hit with a charge for stamping on Hibs defender Ryan Porteous, which carries a three match ban due to a previous suspension for violent conduct.

Steven Gerrard turning to Gary McAllister in his time of need during his early days after breaking into the Liverpool first team. And the former Reds defender believes having his experience at Ibrox has been crucial as Gerrard closes in on delivering Rangers’ historic first title in a decade.

Steven Gerrard is doing such a top job that he'll soon enter the 'legendary' category of Ibrox managers.The boss has his club on the precipice of the Scottish Premiership title with a 23-point advantage and eight more wins from 12 will guarantee the trophy.And although Gerrard made his name at Anfield as a player, McCoist bellowed "never mind Liverpool".He insisted delivering a first league flag in a decade would mean just as much to fans in Govan as any of his playing accomplishments did in

Royal Air Force crowdfunding appeal target. The Bridgeton Loyal Rangers Supporters Club set an initial goal of £14,000 but have now raised over £33,000 since the appeal went viral.

Alfredo Morelos appeared to bite back at his critics as he posted a pointed message on social media. The Colombian international was the match-winner for Steven Gerrard 's side on Wednesday as he scored the only goal in a 1-0 win over Hibs.