Rangers continue their defence of the Scottish Cup this afternoon with a home quarter-final tie against Championship side Raith Rovers - managed by former Ibrox defender Ian Murray.
It is the Light Blues first competitive meeting against the Kirkcaldy outfit since April 2016 - a thrilling 3-3 draw at Stark’s Park with the Fifers grabbing a 94th minute equaliser right at the death.
You don’t have to look too far back through the history books for the last time Rovers knocked Rangers out of the Scottish Cup. Goals from Ryan Conroy and Christian Nade cancelled out Haris Vuckic’s leveller in February 2015 as they advanced to the quarter-final and secured a first win over the Govan outfit since 1959.
Mark Warburton was the man in charge of Rangers when the two sides last met in the Scottsh Championship but it was Harry Panayiotou’s stoppage-time goal that meant their crowning as league champions was put on ice.
Here, we take a look at which players were named in the Rangers starting line-up that day and where they are at now...
SUBS: Billy King, Gedion Zelalem, Dean Shiels. UNUSED: Cammy Bell (GK), Dominic Ball, Nicky Law, Nicky Clark
You don’t have to look too far back through the history books for the last time Rovers knocked Rangers out of the Scottish Cup. Goals from Ryan Conroy and Christian Nade cancelled out Haris Vuckic’s leveller in February 2015 as they advanced to the quarter-final and secured a first win over the Govan outfit since 1959.
5. Rob Kiernan - RCB
The vastly-experienced Englishman joined from Wigan Athletic in June 2015 for a reported £200k transfer fee but was often criticised for a number of performances. Started the 2016 Scottish Cup Final defeat to Hibs. Current club: Orange County (USL Championship)
6. James Tavernier - RB
Remains the club captain and was recently inducted into the Gers Hall of Fame for his services over the past eight years. On course for a testimonial. Current club: Rangers
7. Andy Halliday - CM
Signed a two-year-deal with his boyhood heroes in July 2015 after leaving Bradford City and was involved in several controversial moments. Now combines playing with punditry as he enters the latter stages of his playing career. Current club: Hearts (Scottish Premiership)
8. Jason Holt - LCM
Impressed during a trial spell to earn a three-year-deal in July 2015. Named in the Championship team of the year during his first season and helped the club back into the top-flight. Current club: Livingston (Scottish Premiership)