Horrific news; 3 trio set to miss Weds clash after surgery, among 6 Ross County players out v Rangers 

Horrific news; 3 trio set to miss Weds clash after surgery, among 6 Ross County players out v Rangers 

Ross County will be without six players as they look to cause an upset over an in-form Rangers side at Ibrox on Wednesday, 14 February, according to the Daily Record.

The Scottish newspaper reported on 14 February, page 51, that Connor Randall would miss the game due to recent surgery.

Apart from him, Scott Allardice, Ross Callachan, Ryan Leak, Jack Baldwin,

and Dylan Smith have all been thrown out of the competition.

Rangers expected to get the job done against Ross County.

Rabbi Matondo and John Lundstram are likely to return to the side,

giving Gers an even stronger chance of victory, while Leon Balogun may not be ready.

Rangers are second in the table, and a win may move them to the top,

highlighting the importance of gaining three points against struggling opponents.

The statistics clearly favour the hosts, who have won their last five league meetings with Ross County and have a good record at Ibrox,

winning their last eight games.

However, complacency could be the Rangers’ undoing.

Despite Ross County’s poor record and history of troubles against the 55-time winners,

football is unpredictable, and any break in concentration could result in missed opportunities.

Furthermore, County’s temporary manager, Don Cowie,

is expected to instill inspiration in his team, encouraging them to battle for a favorable outcome.

Rangers must avoid underestimating their opponents and maintain their high standards to achieve success.

Hopefully, Philippe Clement keeps his team focused on the prize from minute one to minute 90 and finishes the game professionally.

While Cantwell had received a lot of criticism early in the season, notably in Old Firm games,

Ferguson believes the 25-year-old can single-handedly help the Gers win the title this season.

While Cantwell had received a lot of criticism early in the season, notably in Old Firm games,

Ferguson believes the 25-year-old can single-handedly help the Gers win the title this season.

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