Derek McInnes takes his side along the M8 to face his old club in what is sure to be a Tynecastle tinderbox - and legendary skipper Ferguson sets out his gameplan…

Barry Ferguson argues that Rangers manager Derek McInnes should take a high-risk approach and retain an aggressive 4-2-4 formation against Hearts at Tynecastle on Wednesday. Ferguson expects an intense, physical encounter but views the fixture as an ideal chance for Rangers to establish a seven-point gap over Hearts.
Ferguson praises the attacking dynamic of wingers Kim Minsu and Badredine Bouanani alongside strike duo Ryan Naderi and Kevin Kelsy. He emphasizes that midfield discipline from Nico Raskin and Dan Neil will be critical to supporting the four-man frontline in Edinburgh.
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