County go up the other end and win a corner.

It's hit into orbit by Yan Dhanda and Jack Baldwin can't do much with it.

Not sure whether James Tavernier has just hit a cross and shot.

Either way, it's easy for Ross Laidlaw in the home goal.

Jordan White seems to turn into Robert Lewandowski against Rangers.

He has five goals in his last seven games against them. Will he add to that today?

And we're off in Dingwall.

Derek Ferguson
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Rangers can't afford to drop another three points. It will be a battle and that's the reason they have not gone for pace.

They think they will have a lot of the ball and need to be up for the battle.

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Michael Beale has been explaining his three changes from the midweek draw with PSV Eindhoven.

"It is about picking the right team to get the job done and chopping and changing in the right areas," the Rangers manager tells BBC Scotland.

"Kemar Roofe has had a period of rehab and we have been holding him back, but he looks fit and ready and it is a chance for him to stake his claim. His goals per game is up there with anybody's and he deserves a run of luck in terms of fitness.

"It is early in the season, but we have to get the next three points in front of us and get the strong performance we need."

Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international on BBC Sportsound

The magnitude of the week speaks for itself.

It could be incredible for Michael Beale or an absolute disaster.

But today is huge for Rangers.

Ross County manager Malky Mackay has been talking about the number of goals his side have been scoring recently.

"Last five games of last season, we started that and we have continued that this season," he tells BBC Scotland.

"We created chances against Celtic and scored a few against St Johnstone. So our message today is that we will get chances today and we have to take them.

"I know Michael Beale well and I know he will be making sure we will be in for a tough task. He's chosen most of the players that faced PSV and that's the respect he has given us."

Two Premiership sides quick out the blocks this season are Motherwell and Kilmarnock.

Well have carried on where they left off last season with some solid league performances, but their Viaplay Cup run was halted by St Mirren last weekend.

Killie pulled off the result of the second round by knocking out holders Celtic, having also beaten Rangers in their league opener.

Results in fixtures like Sunday's could prove crucial to both sides' hopes of finishing in the top six come May.

There's also history of drama between these two. Last term, 10-man Kilmarnock fought back from two goals down in December to salvage an incredible 2-2 draw, and Callum Slattery's sumptuous free-kick earned Well a last-gasp point at Rugby Park.

More of that please, chaps...

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John Robertson
Former Ross County manager on BBC Sportsound

County always cause Rangers problems up here at Dingwall. They are certainly scoring a few goals and will be confident they can cause them problems again today.

Ianis Hagi is a notable absentee from Rangers' bench, which will add to speculation that the Romania midfielder could be on his way out of Ibrox.

Manager Michael Beale said yesterday that the 24-year-old could yet stay despite finding others currently ahead of him in his first-team plans. However, newspaper reports have since linked Hagi with a move to Maccabi Tel Aviv.

You can read that report and suggestions that Celtic have agreed a deal to sign winger Luis Palma from Aris - and Aberdeen are poised to recruit striker Pape Habib Gueye from Kortrijk - in today's Scottish Gossip.

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Tasty card in the Championship today, with a Fife derby at East End Park headlining the bill.

Queen's Park will be aiming to maintain their 100% start, but a trip to Firhill won't be an easy one.

Dundee United's trip to Somerset could also be a cracker.

Only one goal has separated the sides in their last two meetings, but County have still to experience the joy of a win over Rangers in 22 meetings down the years.

The Ibrox side have won the last four of those since Matthew Wright's late equaliser in a 3-3 draw in Dingwall in January 2022 - one of only four draws they have managed against today's visitors.

Hibs' season has gone from crisis to triumph and back to crisis.

The highs of European wins over Inter d'Escales and Luzern have been counterpunched by a first-leg loss to Inter, opening Premiership defeats by St Mirren and Motherwell and a brutal 5-0 midweek loss to Aston Villa.

Progress to the Viaplay Cup quarter-finals was secured last weekend, but only after a hard-fought win over second-tier Raith Rovers.

With Hibs' European campaign all but over, another league loss would intensify pressure on Lee Johnson.

"It hurts me more than anybody, it hurts the players but we have an honest appraisal that is often emotive," said the Easter Road manager on Friday.

David Martindale's Livingston certainly won't give them it easy in Leith today.

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It's an earlier start for the Sportsound gang as well.

They'll be on air from 12:00 BST on BBC Radio Scotland Extra with build-up and live commentary from Dingwall.

If you're after Off the Ball, that'll be on Radio Scotland.

Rabbi Matondo doesn't look too bothered here, but there's no place for him in the Rangers XI after his fine cameo on Tuesday.

Perhaps he's getting saved for next week's return leg in Eindhoven.

Gers fans, should the winger be in the side today? Get on those thumbs...

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