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As Celtic do not play until Sunday, the Light Blues have the chance to reduce the gap to their arch rivals to just a point with a win on Saturday night.
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Lewis Ferguson has all but confirmed he'll join Rangers 'someday' đź‘€ What do you make of his latest comments?
St Mirren have injury issues of their own and will see five players missing the game against Rangers.
Ismeal Kabia has been added to the injury list, having suffered a calf tear. Nikolas Agrafiotis (calf), Keanu Baccus (Achilles), Malik Dijksteel (hamstring) and Jonah Ayunga (knee) remain out for the Paisley outfit.
The Gers were getting overrun in midfield against Aberdeen and to rectify that, McInnes could bring Dan Neil back into the eleven. This could see James Penrice moving back to left-back, and Tuur Rommens dropping to the bench.
A lot has been made of Fernandez’s performances this season, and as he may not be at 100 per cent for the game, it may make sense to drop him. Ben Godfrey will want a start, and it makes sense to name him in the eleven.
The front four of Minsu Kim, Bouanani, Kevin Kelsy and Ryan Naderi appear to be linking well with each other, and it makes little sense to make any changes to that.
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We're expecting Derek McInnes to make changes to the Rangers XI vs St Mirren What do you make of this side?
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