In a repeat of the Premier Sports Cup semi-final, Hibs have gone for an identical team – but Rangers’ Dutch boss, who watched that game from the Hampden stands before his official appointment has made his mark on his side.
It is a match where Rangers can take advantage of the fixture schedule and move further ahead of second-placed Celtic and third-placed Hearts who themselves meet on Thursday, giving the league leaders a chance to pull further away – even for 24 hours – from their closest rivals.
The manager made one change for the win against Livingston on Sunday, live on Sky Sports, and has made a similar number for the midweek match in Edinburgh which is also being televised by the broadcaster.
The manager made one change for the win against Livingston on Sunday, live on Sky Sports, and has made a similar number for the midweek match in Edinburgh which is also being televised by the broadcaster.
9. Ryan Kent
Provides the width that van Bronckhorst has brought into the Rangers team, and has pace to burn against Hibs back-line. Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group
10. Alfredo Morelos
Kemar Roofe is returning to fitness, but Colombian showed flashes of his old-self against Sparta Prague Photo: Ian MacNicol
11. Ianis Hagi
Romanian international brings a technical element to Rangers' attacks. Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group