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A tough week for Rangers,

ends in them hosting Kalmarna because they look to cut Celtics lead at the top.

The hoops will have the chance to respond tomorrow when they head to Dundee. The weather is causing havoc. The Battle of the Saints falls foul, but the big battle for the top six survives. I'm Gordon Duncan. Joining me in the studio is Alex Ray, Mark Wilson and Hugh Keevins. But let's go straight to Ibrooks and get team news ahead of Rangers and Kalmarlick with Alison Conroy and Gordon Diel. Good afternoon, Gordon from Ibrox. Four changes for Rangers this afternoon after that two-nail Scottish Cup defeat to Aberdeen in midweek. It's two changes for Colmarnik after that win at St Mirren on Monday night. So Rangers will have McGregor in goal, a back four of Tavnir, Katich, Goldson and Halliday.

Then it'll be Cullabally Davis and Camara, up top Candias, Morelos and Kent. On the bench, Foddingham, Warhol, Berissich, McCrory, Gresda, Lafferty and Defoe. For Colmarnick, it'll be Backman and goal, a back four over Donald, Vinley, Broadfoot and Taylor. than the three of Power, Dicker and Malumbu,

with Burke and McKenzie just in behind the lone striker of Brophy. On the bench for Killy this afternoon, McDonald, Bruce, Boyd, McAulay, Miller, Milan and Tishbola. Gordon Diel, we look at these two teams. Start with Rangers. Are you surprised with some of these changes this afternoon? Yes I am but obviously I think Stephen Gerard has been disappointed with the Aberdeen game

and he said, I think about it and thought, right, I'm going to mix things up whether one or two is injured.

It's a big day for Rangers, Allison. I've really got to say that because they play a command-oxid that will come here full of confidence. They know that games have been tight, apart from obviously when back men and the goalkeeper get sent off

and Rangers won 5-0 and Kamarnock were down to 10 men.

But apart from that, games have always been tight.

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