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Rangers vs Celtic injury news: 10 out as Danny Rohl and Martin O'Neill wait on doubtful trio in Scottish Cup
Managers await fitness updates on several Rangers players sidelined by injuries and suspensions before the Scottish Cup quarter-final at Ibrox stadium.
- Kick-Off is 1pm on Sunday at Ibrox, with early team news prompting late squad decisions for Rangers and Celtic.
- Rangers face selection headaches after recent absences and late withdrawals; a Finland international missed the last two squads, a young Rangers centre-back withdrew with a thigh issue, and an American centre-back serves a suspension.
- Rangers have allocated the Broomloan Stand, so around 7,500 Celtic supporters will be at Ibrox after a 2-1 win on Wednesday and last week's 2-2 draw sealed by Reo Hatate.
- Managers frame the tie as a momentum test amid the title race as Celtic trail Hearts by five points and sit one point clear of Rangers, while Danny Rohl says Rangers enter refreshed with belief and trust.
- Martin O'Neill said 'Regarding team fitness, O'Neill added' while confirming Kieran Tierney needs assessment after a foot knock and Kasper Schmeichel will be evaluated following a shoulder injection.
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