Dujon Sterling insists "nobody can stop us" when the "right Rangers" turn up as he urged his side to put down a marker at Tynecastle tonight.

Derek McInnes returns to his former club with the aim of lifting Rangers seven points clear of third-place Hearts.

The Ibrox side lost both trips to Gorgie last season and Hearts are unbeaten in the league on home soil since April 2025, a 25-game run.

Contemplating a statement victory, defender Sterling said: "It puts down a marker to say that we're strong away from home and we're strong at home as well.

"We have no fear going into the game, we know what we need to do, we know who we are and it's about just being ready and matching everything that comes at us.

"If we turn up and we're the right Rangers, then nobody can stop us, in the league anyway."

Right-back Sterling, 27, has been with Rangers since 2023 and feels injuries rather than poor mentality have hampered the club in recent seasons.

"In terms of mentality, I don't really think there's been an issue in past squads," said the Englishman.

"We've always had key injuries to key positions, to key players, and we've started slow, had to chase to get back into it and then basically run out of steam at the end.

"Right now, we're keeping up with the pace. This time last year we were 13, 14 points behind. At the minute, we're only four.

"Everyone's goal in the group is obviously to try and win the league. There's no point coming to Rangers if you're not here to win trophies. Every game's a must-win game."