Derek McInnes challenges Celtic to do something different as he makes stark Rangers admission

Kilmarnock boss Derek McInnes is convinced Rangers will not settle for second best against Celtic despite their Europa League Final pursuit.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst 's side travel across the city for a High Noon showdown knowing a defeat will end their title hopes.

And the Dutchman faces some big personnel decisions to make with the second leg of their semi final with RB Leipzig looming on Thursday.

Some have called for van Bronckhorst to prioritise the clash with the Germans as they sit six points behind Celtic.

However, McInnes believes Rangers will gain more from going full pelt in the search for a result rather than taking a conservative approach.

Speaking in the Mail on Sunday, he said: "Giovanni seems very calm, collected and sure of himself. I don't expect him to be swayed by anyone.

"I've heard all the arguments about how he should play a weakened team against Celtic today in order to keep his players fresh for the second leg of the Europa League semi-final against Leipzig.

"Europe is now the priority in so many people's eyes. But that's precisely why he needs to send out a strong team to try to win at Parkhead.

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