Rangers will look to close the gap on second placed Aberdeen tonight as they welcome to Kilmarnock to Ibrox in the Scottish Premiership.
Back-to-back wins against Nice and St Johnstone have taken some of the pressure of under-fire head coach Philippe Clement, who can move to within three points of the Dons tonight if he can achieve another victory, who themselves face champions Celtic at Pittodrie.
As for their visitors Kilmarnock, a 1-1 draw with Dundee at the weekend has left them just a point away from the dreaded relegation place, and manager Derek McInnes will be hoping his side can repeat the performance that saw them defeat Rangers 1-0 at Rugby Park in October.
Heading into the game, both managers have injury and selection concerns, with Philippe Clement confirming he has been dealt yet another potential blow.
With both sides desperate for the victory, The Scotsman has all the latest injury news for both sides ahead of the match:
5. Rabbi Matondo - Rangers - OUT
The Welsh winger has been missing since early September, as he continues to struggle with a hamstring injury. Philippe Clement said Matondo is "close to available", but ruled him out of tonight's game with Kilmarnock. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
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6. Robin Propper - Rangers - AVAILABLE
Rangers head coach Philippe Clement confirmed that the Dutch defender was ill at the weekend, and also had an issue with his knee. However, the Belgian coach says he will be available for selection for tonight's game at Ibrox. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
7. Dujon Sterling - Rangers - DOUBT
In a fresh blow for Rangers, Philippe Clement confirmed that the versatile defender is a big doubt for tonight's game at Ibrox due to a trapped nerve. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
8. Oscar Cortes - Rangers - OUT
The injury-plagued forward is edging closer to a first-team return and could come back into the squad for the weekend visit to Ross County. He has been ruled out of tonight's game by Rangers boss Philippe Clement, however. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group