Rangers take on Motherwell in what is a must-win game in the Scottish Premiership following the split.
Danny Rohl’s side hold the keys to the title and need to win their next five matches to win their 56th championship.
Currently, they are trailing league leaders Hearts by a point, but will face the Tynecastle outfit in a few weeks.
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Andy Halliday disagrees as Si Ferry claims Rangers will drop points vs Motherwell
Si Ferry, who came up the ranks at Celtic, having spent 10 years there, expects Motherwell to dominate the game at Ibrox this Sunday.
He remains unsure whether they will take the chances they get, but expects them to control proceedings.
Ferry has also predicted them to get points off the Glasgow outfit this weekend.
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He told Open Goal: “I think Motherwell will dominate the game.
“It’s whether they’ll take their chances that they get.
“I think Motherwell will take points off Rangers again.”
Just as he said this, Andy Halliday laughed in disagreement, given the Gers’ current form.
They are favourites to win this game and home advantage will certainly count for something.
How have Rangers fared against Motherwell this season?
While Rangers are unbeaten in their three games against Motherwell this season, they have just won once.
The two sides squared off on the opening day at Fir Park, and Motherwell held the visitors to a 1-1 draw.
Despite dominating possession, Russell Martin’s side failed to do too much with the ball.
At the end of December, with Rohl now in charge, the Gers amassed an xG of 4.04, creating seven big chances all game.
However, they managed to score just one goal and that proved to be enough to secure the three points.
The third game would have felt the worst for the Gers and Rohl as they took an early lead via Nicolas Raskin and looked set to be heading to a win.
Motherwell were even down to ten men, but did not stop pushing for a goal, and ended up getting it.
Stephen Welsh scored in the 89th minute to secure a late point for the hosts, with the scoreline 1-1.
