The tactical battle at Ibrox will hinge on set-piece duels and long-ball aggression, areas where Hearts dominate. Rohl urged his players to “move the ball in good areas” and maintain high pressing intensity to disrupt Hearts’ rhythm. Historically, Tynecastle has been a fortress for Hearts, who have won 12 of their last 15 home games.

For Rangers, a win could reignite their title hopes, while a loss risks further collapse. With four finals left in the season, Rohl’s squad faces a make-or-break test that could define their campaign.