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Half time in quarterfinal two of the day, three of the weekend, Aberdeen are through, Celtic are through, Rangers are partly way there, they're 1-0 up at the break at Easter Road.

There was nine minutes added on, a nasty head knock for Martin Boyle, James Tavenir missed a penalty. John Lundstrom put in the rebound though

and that's the goal that separates the side. You just wonder Andrew McLean, Philippe Clement,

didn't see any need to change the starting 11 off the back of the exertions of Thursday night,

but you wonder if that comes into it soon with substitutions? Yeah, you do wonder that. Rangers

did look a bit leggy towards the end of the game on Thursday.

He definitely would want the same to happen in this game.

It just depends what options on the bench he thinks are suitable.

Rabby Matondo hasn't been in the squad for the last six matches.

He's only just back from injury.

Gordon DeL was talking earlier on about how he ran a mock really against Hibs here in the last game when Rangers won 3-0, but he's maybe not fit enough to play a full 45 minutes.

It might just be a cameo towards the end. Kamar Roof, he's being eased back into things after his long-term injury issues.

Serial Dessers maybe hasn't offered a whole lot in this game so far. Kumar Ruth came off the bench and looked quite lively, I thought, on Thursday night,

so it could maybe be an opportunity for him a bit later in this game to try and come on and make an impact

to get more minutes than his legs as well.

Even Nicholas Raskin, you know, it was maybe that midfield area where Rangers looked the most tired in midweek because John Lundstrom and Mohamedi did a lot of running, but Nicholas Raskin just hasn't really been the player that he was towards the end of last season in his first six months at Rangers.

So I'm sure Philip Clement will be assessing his options. I'm not sure whether he'll make any changes. Of course, they have made one so far in the first half. Dujon Sterling, who, you know, has been that real utility player for Rangers,

has played at fullback, right back, left back, both of them in central midfield.

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