Former Rangers captain and manager Barry Ferguson is confident his former club will beat Celtic in Sunday's Old Firm derby at Ibrox. Speaking to BBC Scotland, Ferguson said Rangers must treat the match as an opportunity to strengthen their title challenge against Glasgow rivals. Rangers hold a two-point lead over Celtic with one more game played before their crucial meeting.

Ferguson, who won five league titles with Rangers as a player, praised current manager Danny Rohl's impact since taking charge in October. The German coach has guided Rangers from 13 points behind Hearts to contention in a tight title race. Ferguson believes Motherwell could also influence the championship battle, suggesting the race will go down to the final weeks.

Rangers have won their past seven league games at Ibrox and defeated Celtic 3-1 at Celtic Park in January. Ferguson emphasized the importance of home advantage and fan support, stating he expects Rangers to produce high standards if they want to secure a vital three points. The match kicks off at 12:00 at Ibrox Stadium and will be broadcast live on BBC Sounds and iPlayer.