The new American regime at Ibrox has endured a rocky first season in charge. A dismal opening spell under Russell Martin left Rangers on the back foot, but Danny Rohl has since brought stability and guided the side back into contention for the Scottish Premiership title. Still, few would have predicted Derek McInnes’ Hearts enjoying such a strong campaign alongside them. Domestic silverware is all that counts for Rohl, and after a disappointing elimination from the Scottish Cup against Celtic, the league is now the only goal remaining.

Rangers started the post-split fixtures in disappointing fashion, crashing to a 3-2 defeat against Motherwell at Ibrox, dropping them to third and four points behind leaders Hearts.

Rohl now knows that nothing but three points will now do against Hearts at Tynecastle, as James Tavernier desperately tries to end his Ibrox spell with the title.

William Hill Premiership | Matchday 35

HEARTS

The Jambos

RANGERS

The Light Blues

Venue: Tynecastle, Edinburgh
Kick-off: Monday 04 May, 17:30 BST
TV: Sky Sports Football

Referee: John Beaton

Rangers Football Club

Founded in 1872, Rangers is one of football’s most decorated clubs, built on a tradition of winning and fiercely loyal support. With 55 league titles and a proud European history, Ibrox remains one of the game’s most iconic venues, driven by expectation and legacy.

55League Titles

1Cup Winners’ Cup

34Scottish Cups

28League Cups

Club Icon

John Greig

755 appearances • “The Legend”

Top Goalscorer

Ally McCoist

355 goals • 581 games

Most Successful Manager

Bill Struth