Barry Ferguson has revealed why he made no changes to Rangers' starting lineup for his first game in interim charge.
Ferguson took up the role as the Ibrox club's head coach until the end of the season on Monday following Philippe Clement's dismissal.
For his maiden game at the helm, the 47-year-old has made no alterations to the starting lineup from Clement's last in charge.
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Speaking to BBC Radio Scotland ahead of Rangers' match against Kilmarnock this evening, Ferguson lifted the lid on his team selection: "I know it's the same 11, but there are a few tweaks to that," he said.
"We've had a look and [picked] what we think is the team that's the best way to go against a good team in Kilmarnock
"I'm confident that the team we've put out, and the way we've gone about it, will get us the three points."
A win is necessary for the former Clyde, Alloa and Kelty Hearts boss to get off to a perfect start in his new job.
Rangers' last visit to Rugby Park didn't go to plan, however, with Marley Watkins scoring the only goal in a 1-0 win for Kilmarnock.
Ferguson will look to avoid a repeat scenario this evening as Rangers aim to get back to winning ways following a 2-0 defeat to St Mirren on Saturday.
