Michael Beale admits Rangers can’t afford to put a foot wrong if they are to sidestep Celtic and salvage their season.
The Ibrox side’s last remaining hopes of landing a trophy will be on the line when they square off against their bitter rivals tomorrow for a place in the Scottish Cup final. The holders' Hampden hopes are set to be boosted by the return of Connor Goldson and Ryan Kent from injury. But Light Blues boss Beale knows a repeat of the calamitous and costly errors his side made at Celtic Park three weeks ago will present Ange Postecoglou’s team with a golden Treble chance.
The Londoner declared: “It’s a huge game, there’s no doubt. The season’s been a rough ride for the fans, I think, and this is a chance for us to put a few wrongs right in this game. It is just one game but I think it would have a big impact on the season if we could win and go back to a Scottish Cup Final.
