What is Rangers best midfield combo and where do we go from here with VAR? Monday Jury

ANDY NEWPORT:Nico Raskin, Ryan Jack and Todd Cantwell have developed an understanding in recent weeks but that leaves out Malik Tillman. Beale hinted he might use the on-loan Bayern ace as a false striker alongside a traditional centre-forward as he did with his late Fir Park cameo and perhaps that is the best way to shoehorn in all his top stars.

CRAIG SWAN:Rangers should be on the front foot in most games, so Nicolas Raskin and Malik Tillman should play. Todd Cantwell most weeks, but maybe a stronger John Lundstram or Ryan Jack type against Celtic.

GORDON PARKS:Cantwell, Lundstram and Jack offer creativity, energy and industry which is the balance Beale has been searching for and that’s the way the Light Blues will look to move forward with the huge games looming.

MICHAEL GANNON: It depends on the opposition. Most weeks it will be Raskin, Cantwell and Tillman but when it needs beefed up there will be room for Ryan Jack in there.

ANDY: He certainly gives Celtic a different dynamic when he’s on. While Kyogo loves to run in behind, Oh prefers coming short and using his powerful physique. It will be a horses for course job when it comes to whether he starts but he’s not let Ange Postecoglou down yet.

CRAIG: Not yet. But it’s an ideal scenario if Celtic’s main man Kyogo keeps firing and Oh gets to make impressive cameos now and again while he beds fully into his new life.

GORDON: Yes. Hyeon-Gyu has strength and authority in the final third and has shown a scoring knack which metits a sustained run in the side.

MICHAEL: Very much so. There were shades of Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink about his goal at the weekend and its clear he brings a different, more physical dimension to the Hoops attack. He could become a real fan