Rangers face a St Mirren side who are flying high in the top six but who are currently having a bit of a dip in terms of form.
Stephen Robinson knows how to set a team up though and Gers boss Philippe Clement surprised a few by rotating his squad.
This is a great chance to apply a bit more pressure at the top of the table and Rangers need to go all out in the second half to get the three points.
What do Rangers need to do in the second-half against St Mirren?
With Todd Cantwell occupying one of the wider positions, there was never going to be a lot of width to our play on the left, at least.
Ridvan Yilmaz and James Tavernier have also been inverting recently so there is an immediate issue that could cause St Mirren more problems.
They aren’t quite set up in a low block but there isn’t a lot of space either.
Stretching them on the left will give them more to think about.
You can understand the thinking behind picking a more physical midfield but St Mirren were leaving plenty of space down the wings – we just weren’t taking advantage of it.
Both Rabbi Matondo and Ross McCausland offer a better balance and after a quiet first-half, it maybe isn’t a game for Cantwell given the conditions.
Rangers have improved massively under Philippe Clement and one of the main reasons has been an increase of pace and width in the team.
The gaffer isn’t shy at making changes and with such an obvious one needing to be made, it would be a surprise if things stay the same for long.
