Postpublished at 19:30 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2015
Celtic manager Ronny Deila and assistant John Collins are at Ibrox to take in the game.
Match abandoned after 25 minutes
Dave King calls for general meeting
Hearts remain 13 points ahead of Rangers
Keir Murray
Celtic manager Ronny Deila and assistant John Collins are at Ibrox to take in the game.
Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson
"We know what we are going to do. After today's game there are still 15 games to go - that's 45 points. Our main aim is to win the league and we haven't won it yet. We need to focus game to game. It's part of football, you can't look too far ahead. We'll try to play our passing game but if the conditions get any worse we'll need to be more direct. We can go for the win because of the (13-point) cushion that we have."
There are about 600 fans outside Ibrox making it clear they want the current board out.
BBC Scotland reporter Brian McLauchlin outside Ibrox
"The police horses are moving in to try to push the fans back. There are four horses, two either side of the main entrance."
BBC Scotland reporter Brian McLauchlin at Ibrox
"There are 400-500 fans outside Ibrox protesting. The fans I spoke to say they are happy about the meeting called by Dave King. They are very unhappy about the (possibility of) £10m loan from Mike Ashley. There are very unsavoury scenes here. They are shouting that they want Ashley out and the board out. The crowd is growing. There are maybe 600 here now. Many will, though, be going inside to watch the game."
Rangers fans are protesting outside Ibrox about the current board and the possibility of them accepting a £10m loan from shareholder Mike Ashley which would have the famous stadium and the training ground as security.
Interestingly for the visiting fans, burly Dutch striker Genero Zeefuik starts. Can he add to his two goals on his debut at Dumbarton last week?
Rangers: Simonsen, Foster, McGregor, McCulloch, Wallace, Aird, Hutton, Law, Smith, Miller, Daly. Subs: Black, Templeton, Clark, Boyd, Faure, Shiels, Robinson.
Hearts: Alexander, McGhee, Ozturk, Wilson, Eckersley, Nicholson, Gomis, Buaben, Walker, Zeefuik, Paterson. Subs: Holt, King, Pallardo, Gallacher, Keatings, Sow, McKay.
The icy conditions mean the conditions will be tricky underfoot for the players, but the pitch passed an inspection by referee Bobby Madden.
A warm welcome... Hang on, a very welcome to thaw you out on this wintry evening in Glasgow where the Rangers-Hearts match goes ahead despite the heavy snowfall over Ibrox in recent hours.