Derek McInnes has urged Rangers to “bring the crowd with us” in Sunday’s League Cup quarter-final showdown with Celtic at Ibrox.
Anxiety was again evident among the home support as Rangers struggled in the second half against St Mirren on Wednesday night before Bojan Miovski’s stoppage-time strike secured a fourth straight win.
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The hosts will be backed by a 50,000-strong home support on Sunday, with no Celtic fans allowed amid a ticket allocation row between the two clubs.
McInnes, who is preparing for his first Old Firm derby as a manager, said: “I think we’ve got to bring the crowd with us.
“You’re not going to play Celtic and…
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