Philippe Clement has named his Rangers starting XI to take on OGC Nice tonight.
The sides meet in the latest round of Europa League fixtures in the south of France.
A win for the Ibrox club would potentially put them into the top eight of the league phase, which would have them firmly in the hunt for an automatic spot in the knockouts.
Rangers currently have seven points from their four games, while Nice have only two.
Here is how the teams line up...
OGC NICE XI: Bulka, Louchet, Ndayshimiye, Abdelmonem, Bard, Boudaoui, Rosario, Camara, Bouanani, Moukoko, Laborde
Subs: Dupé, Boulhendi, Ndombéle, Cho, Guessand, Bousnina, Everton, Salhi, Nandjou, Monteiro
RANGERS XI: Butland, Sterling, Souttar, Propper, Jefte, Barron, Raskin, Diomande, Cerny, Bajrami, Igamane
Subs: Kelly, Tavernier, Rıdvan, Dessers, Dowell, Balogun, King, McCausland, Fraser, McKinnon, Rice, Curtis
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