German manager Rohl demands a response after Sunday's 3-2 defeat by Motherwell. Rangers now trail league leaders Hearts by four points, making the May bank holiday fixture a potential season-defining moment. His squad must handle the pressure of a visit to the Scottish capital, where they have struggled to secure victory and need a reaction to remain competitive.

The Ibrox side face a monumental task at Tynecastle, as no visiting team has won there this season. Hearts hold a commanding lead over both Glasgow rivals, sitting three points clear of Celtic and four ahead of Rangers. Defeating them would effectively end Rangers' title ambitions, while victory keeps their own faint chances alive amid mounting pressure.

Former defender Allan Preston insists Rangers face an all-or-nothing scenario at the ground. Kris Boyd echoes that a win is mandatory for survival in the title race. Celtic anticipate further advantage from the result at Ibrox. Rangers enter the match with their season trajectory hanging on a single result against the league's dominant force.