Rangers manager Philippe Clement will be placing square pegs in round holes against Kilmarnock this weekend due to injury-enforced absences.
The Belgian has been left short of pace and width, with the likes of Abdallah Sima, Rabbi Matondo and Danilo all remaining on the sidelines. Last weekend’s performance during the 2-1 win over St Mirren in Paisley was laboured and Clement will demand a stronger showing when they take on the Ayrshire club on Sunday.
Fourth-placed Killie will provide stern opposition at Ibrox, with PFA Scotland Manager of the Year nominee Derek McInnes building a well-organised team that are almost certain to secure European football next term.
With that in mind, GlasgowWorld has taken a look at the likely Gers starting XI to face Kilmarnock at Ibrox:
9. Dujon Sterling - RW
Will again be expected to play in the final third and can maybe look to interchange with McCausland on the flanks if necessary. Was fairly ineffectual on the right-hand side against St Mirren but could be given another chance. | SNS Group
10. Ross McCausland - LW
Wolves loanee Silva was poor again in Paisley last weekend and his current form doesn't merit a start. The man that replaced him should be given the nod on this occasion. | SNS Group
11. Cyriel Dessers - CF
Has been the man of the moment in recent weeks, netting twice against Hearts in the Scottish Cup semi-final and popping up again with the match-winner vs St Mirren last Sunday. Retain his spot up front. | SNS Group