Rangers v Ross County: Danny Wilson back as hosts look for response

Rangers defender Danny Wilson is available for the visit of Ross County this Saturday as the hosts look to bounce back from their chastening midweek defeat at Hearts.

Wilson has not featured since new year's eve because of a calf injury but manager Mark Warburton has added him to his squad this weekend.

Michael O'Halloran is suspended and Joe Garner (shoulder), Jordan Rossiter (calf) and Niko Kranjcar (knee) remain out.

The Light Blues suffered their second loss in Gorgie this season on Wednesday as a rampant Hearts prevailed 4-1.

Warburton's side bounced back from the previous reverse in Edinburgh with a four-match winning run which included home wins over Aberdeen and Hearts and the manager is now demanding more of the same.

He said: "We had a bad result at Tynecastle (in November) and won the next four games and went second in the league.

"As with the last time, you put your hand up and say 'it's unacceptable, must be better'. What we have to do now is welcome Ross County and deliver a commanding performance."

County boss Jim McIntyre is threatening to ring the changes after two straight defeats - pockmarked by individual errors - against Kilmarnock and Motherwell have put a dent in their top six hopes.

He told the Ross-shire Journal: "You just have to bounce back - show that steely determination.

"The one thing the players have shown us consistently is they've always bounced back and show a good reaction to some poor results.

"But they definitely need to help themselves by doing their proper job. Concentration levels are key for me - that's the thing that is letting us down. The lapses in concentration are killing us."