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Rangers travel to bottom-placed Livingston in the Scottish Premiership title race with no margin for error after leaders Hearts won on Saturday

Rangers face crucial clash with Livingston in tight Premiership title race

• Rangers face a crucial away trip to Livingston on Sunday as the Scottish Premiership title race intensifies.
• The Light Blues cannot afford any slip-ups after leaders Hearts secured victory against Falkirk on Saturday. Rangers need three points to keep pace in what has become an unexpectedly tight championship battle.
• Livingston, under new manager Marvin Bartley, are fighting relegation and will be desperate for points. The Lions could still cause problems for the title chasers despite their lowly league position.
• The match kicks off at 3pm on Sunday, February 22 and will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Football. Coverage begins at 2.30pm, with streaming available via Sky Go and NOW TV apps.
• Rangers have injury concerns with Ryan Naderi doubtful and Dujon Sterling ruled out. Livingston could hand debuts to new signings Barrie McKay and Joel Nouble.
• Both teams have several players sidelined through injury, adding to the tactical challenges for both managers.
• Rangers boss Danny Rohl: “After every result we will think, ‘ah, maybe it could be this team, it could be this team’. I’m totally convinced that it’s now about consistency. Who takes the most points until the split, I think this is also a part of it. You have to prepare for the final five games with the next six games. If you do well [before the split], then you have a great opportunity. And in the final five games, everything is possible because you have the teams around you. But it’s crucial now, you can think it is just three points but it’s massive because it can really decide if it’s [a gap of] two, five or eight points [by the split]. Two points looks at the moment good but we are still not in the first position, we are still in second position.”
• Marvin Bartley: “Rangers were up against it on and off the park when they came to our place last September so I expected them to put everything into the time added on. Likewise Celtic when they were playing at home and brought on a quality player in Alex late in the game to see what he could do to help them out of a spot. All I can say is I’ll be delighted if we’re on level pegging with Rangers after regulation time has ended on Sunday. I’ll take my chances after that.”

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