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Tomorrow Tomorrow is an important fixture in our season. Rangers have the chance to progress to the last four of the Scottish Cup and we are looking forward to a cracking match! Come down to The Louden Tavern: Ibrox Stadium for the Quintessential Televised Football Viewing Experience and watch the match amongst your own. We will be showing tomorrow’s game live on our six 60” TVs in full high definition – the way televised football should be shown. We invite any Rangers Supporter who can make it to the vicinity of the home of fantasy football to join us in celebrating the continuing unbroken history of the most successful team in the history of the game. Renowned for our quick service, our staff will ensure you never have to wait long to get a drink. We provide an atmosphere second to none and for clarification – we don’t and never have had a cover charge. Come in for The Premier Rangers Supporters’ Matchday Experience in The Quintessential Rangers Supporters Pub. And of course we will still be providing our much sought after free pies Situated across from Ibrox Subway Station, there is easy access to and from all city destinations. If you are not able to attend our premises we hope that you will use your local Rangers Supporters pub or club. All Rangers minded venues need your help – use them or lose them! Watch The Game… Support Your Own We Are The People God Bless The Rangers The Louden Tavern: Ibrox Stadium - More than a Pub Official Partner of The Rangers Football Club One Rangers… No Factions – www.thelouden.co.uk, @TheLoudenTavern *We are responsible for The Louden Tavern: Ibrox Stadium, 111 Copland Road, Ibrox, G51 2SL solely and are not involved in the operation of any other premises

11 games in to the league campaign, and currently Elgin are looking to be our biggest rivals. Right now, they're 4-1 up at half time, away to Stirling Albion. (Edit: A goalless 2nd half saw it end 1-4) That will keep them 2 points behind us, having played 1 game more. So they would definitely seem to be our biggest rival right now, and we're now facing them twice when they're on a great run of form, and are playing with confidence. We'll have to be at least as good as we've been the last few matches if we want to repeat the 5-1 win at Ibrox from early in the season. But two back to back wins against them would knock a fair bit of stuffing out of them, open up a bigger points gap, and take us one round further into the Scottish Cup - so a lot to play for.