Rangers' James Tavernier might need to wait for his chance to strike against Liverpool - but it's the Reds who have a bigger problem on their right-hand side.
Former Scotland international James McFadden believes Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side are at their weakest when the captain makes his trademark runs down the right, but they might need to be more calculated at Anfield next Tuesday night when Rangers travel to Merseyside. Speaking to Open Goal, he doesn't put the blame for that at Tavernier's door but insists his runs forward might leave a door open for stars like Luis Diaz to exploit.
He explained: "You can't go and attack them. You can't play the way you normally play. Tavernier is the outball. But you see when they are in trouble it's inside him and Goldson, inside the full-back's.
