STEVEN GERRARD has named his Rangers team to take on Hearts in their top of the table clash at Ibrox.
The Gers welcome the Jambos to Glasgow for the 3pm kick-off in front of a packed crowd - this first with away fans at the stadium this season.
And the Light Blues have gone with a very strong line-up for the game, with Robbie Neilson's men coming to make their title intentions clear.
There is a start for Scott Wright in the forward line, with James Tavernier replacing birthday boy Nathan Patterson at right back.
Former Gers ace Andy Halliday is on the bench for the Jam Tarts.
🆕 Today's #RangersFC team to face Hearts at Ibrox.
— Rangers Football Club (@RangersFC) October 16, 2021
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Rangers XI: McGregor, Tavernier, Goldson, Balogun, Barisic, Kamara, Lundstrum, Aribo, Wright, Hagi, Morelos
Subs: McLaughlin, Bassey, Patterson, Davis, Bacuna, Roofe, Sakala
Hearts XI: Gordon, Smith, Kingsley, Souttar, Baningime, Woodburn, Boyce, Devlin, Cochrane, McKay, Halkett
Subs: Stewart, Haring, Mackay-Steven, Moore, Halliday, Gnanduillet, Ginnelly
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