Five changes for Rangers

Alex McLeish makes five changes to his side as he attempted to save their season in today’s Old Firm Tennent’s Scottish Cup quarter-final showdown at Parkhead.

Five changes for Rangers
Sun, 07 Mar, 2004 - 11:51

Alex McLeish makes five changes to his side as he attempted to save their season in today’s Old Firm Tennent’s Scottish Cup quarter-final showdown at Parkhead.

Out go Nuno Capucho, Emerson, Christian Nerlinger, Ronald de Boer and Michael Mols from the side which slumped to defeat at Dundee United last weekend.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: ParkheadPlace: ScotlandPerson: Alex McLeishPerson: Nuno CapuchoPerson: EmersonPerson: Christian NerlingerPerson: Ronald de BoerPerson: Michael MolsPerson: Shota ArveladzePerson: Gavin RaePerson: Peter LovenkrandsPerson: Stephen HughesPerson: Henning BergPerson: McLeishPerson: Martin O’NeillPerson: Chris SuttonPerson: Stephen PearsonPerson: Neil LennonPerson: Joos ValgaerenPerson: Paul LambertPerson: John KennedyPerson: DouglasPerson: McNamaraPerson: BaldePerson: VargaPerson: ValgaerenPerson: AgathePerson: LennonPerson: PetrovPerson: PearsonPerson: ThompsonPerson: LarssonPerson: MarshallPerson: SyllaPerson: LambertPerson: BeattiePerson: KennedyPerson: KlosPerson: MoorePerson: Frank de BoerPerson: BergPerson: RicksenPerson: RaePerson: ArtetaPerson: HughesPerson: BallPerson: LovenkrandsPerson: ArveladzePerson: McGregorPerson: KhizanishviliPerson: RossEvent: Old Firm TennentEvent: Scottish Cup quarter-Event: Scottish Cup quarter-finalEvent: UEFA CupOrganisation: RangersOrganisation: Dundee UnitedOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: Barcelona
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