Rangers head into their Scottish Premiership encounter against Motherwell on Sunday, hoping to secure their 16th successive league victory.
The Gers, who remain undefeated this campaign, face a Steelmen side out of form and who have failed to win any of their last 10 top-flight matches.
Match preview
Twenty-one was the magic number for Rangers last weekend as a 2-1 win over Aberdeen secured their 21st league victory of the campaign, which extended their lead at the top of the table to 21 points.
Manager Steven Gerrard was delighted to see Alfredo Morelos return to form with the striker scoring a brace at Pittodrie. The Colombian had found the net only three times in the first 15 top-flight games this campaign but has since doubled his season's tally in the last three matches.
The Gers's winning run currently stands at 15 games in the Scottish Premiership, with Gerrard's side scoring 42 goals and conceding just four in this stretch since a 2-2 draw at Hibernian in September.
Rangers have an impressive record against Motherwell, having won each of their last six league meetings against them, winning by an aggregate score of 22-4.
Another victory on Sunday would see Rangers move onto 68 points, only Celtic in the 2016-17 campaign have accumulated more points at this stage of a Scottish Premiership season.
Motherwell were unable to secure their first win since October as they could only draw 1-1 away at St Mirren last weekend.
Devante Cole gave the Steelmen the lead midway through the first half, but a late penalty from Jamie McGrath earned the hosts a point.
The winter period has been a difficult time for Motherwell, who have now failed to win any of their last 11 matches in all competitions.
Graham Alexander, who took charge of his first game as Motherwell manager on Saturday, does not feel that 'drastic actions' need to be taken if they are to turn their fortunes around, but they do need to start picking up points quickly before they slip into the bottom two.
Motherwell were close to becoming the first team to halt Rangers's impressive unbeaten run when the two sides faced each other in December. Callum Lang's early strike was the only goal in the game up until the 73rd minute when the Gers eventually came from behind to win 3-1.
The Steelmen have for several years struggled to secure three points against Rangers and are currently winless in their last 47 top-flight league matches against them, since a 1-0 win in December 2002 under former boss Terry Butcher.
Motherwell currently sit 10th in the Scottish Premiership but do have games in hand on the teams around them at the bottom of the table, and a surprise victory on Sunday could see them move up one place to ninth, three points above of the relegation zone.
Motherwell Scottish Premiership form: LDDLLD
Rangers Scottish Premiership form: WWWWWW
Team News
Motherwell goalkeeper Trevor Carson remains out with a knee injury, which is likely to see Liam Kelly retain his place in the starting lineup.
Defender Declan Gallagher is expected to start despite doubts as to whether the Scotsman is willing to renew his contract which expires in the summer.
Rangers midfielder Scott Arfield is expected to be ruled out for a few weeks with an ankle injury, while forward Kemar Roofe is also unavailable with a thigh problem.
Midfielder Ryan Jack remains unavailable at present but is expected to return to first-team training soon and build up his fitness in preparation to feature in the coming weeks.
Gerrard is unlikely to make many changes from the side that beat Aberdeen last weekend.
Motherwell possible starting lineup:
Kelly; O'Donnell, Mugabi, Gallagher, Carroll; Campbell, O'Hara, Polworth; Hastie, Cole, Watt
Rangers possible starting lineup:
McGregor; Tavernier, Goldson, Balogun, Barisic; Davis, Aribo, Kamara; Hagi, Morelos, Kent
We say: Motherwell 0-3 Rangers
The last time Motherwell failed to win 11 consecutive top-flight matches was back in 2002 and they will be hoping that they can avoid this with a victory this weekend. However, the hosts face a rampant Rangers outfit, who are expected to win comfortably.
