While Rangers continue to be untrustworthy, I think they will have enough in their locker to edge out Dundee at Dens Park on Sunday. The Light Blues have shown some signs of improvement in their last two Scottish Premiership matches to post wins over both Kilmarnock and Hibernian, while they also held Celtic to a 1-1 draw inside 90 minutes last Sunday despite receiving a first-half red card. If Rohl’s side can replicate those efforts here, then I think they will secure a low-key success at Dens Park on Sunday.

Yes, Dundee toppled Celtic in their last home game, but I think that may go against the hosts here as that triumph will have removed the surprise factor. What’s more, the Dark Blues have lost a joint league-high six of their 11 Scottish Premiership matches this season, including four of their last five.

With so much ground to make up on Hearts, as well as being five points adrift of Celtic, Rangers can ill-afford another stumble here. After battling their way to a hard-earned and frankly ugly win at Easter Road last midweek, I think a similar type of road success could be on the cards for Rangers on Sunday.

While I think Rangers will do enough to get the job done on Sunday, I suspect this contest could be closer than the pre-match odds suggest. That should be conducive to some cards being handed out, with three or more representing a solid selection.

Dundee’s Scottish Premiership matches this season have generated an average of 3.37 cards per game, with all bar one of their five home games featuring less than three bookings.

As for Rangers, there has been a spike in the number of cards that they have been collecting this season, something that can be attributed to the visitors’ top-flight matches averaging 4.10 cards per 90 this term. In fact, three or more cards have been flashed in each of the Light Blues’ 10 Scottish Premiership assignments this season, with three yellows and 1 red handed out during this season’s reverse fixture with Dundee.

It’s also worth mentioning that Rangers were involved in a bad-tempered Old Firm clash with Celtic last Sunday, which included seven cautions and one sending off.

On top of all that, referee Matthew MacDermid has averaged 4.00 yellow cards per game in the Scottish top-flight this season.

Look for Sunday’s clash between Dundee and Rangers to deliver over 8.5 corners. As tends to be the case, Rangers have been prolific on the flag kick front in the Scottish Premiership this season, averaging in the region of 7.50 team corners per game. That has coincided with the Light Blues’ opening 11 league matches of the season, yielding an average of just under 11 corners per game.

I think there is a strong possibility that Rangers will have to work hard to break down Dundee’s defence on Sunday, and that only adds to the appeal of siding with this selection. What’s more, the struggling hosts have conceded an average just shy of seven corners per 90 in the Scottish top-flight this term.

However, Steven Pressley’s side should also be capable of contributing to the corner count here, albeit to a lesser extent than that of their Glasgow guests. The Dark Blues earned four of the overall 11 corners that were taken when they went up against Rangers at Ibrox in August, while they chipped in with a couple of the 14 flag kicks that were hit when they faced Celtic at Dens Park last month.

While James Tavernier has been a much-maligned figure among his own fans over the years, he has also been the man of the moment on a number of occasions, racking up strikes at the rate of a forward rather than a defender. Tavernier’s set-pieces have long been a valuable weapon during his time at Rangers, while he is also reliable when it comes to converting penalty kicks.

That has continued to be the case this season, with the Rangers skipper netting his 6th goal of the campaign against Celtic last Sunday. That latest strike means that Tavernier has made the net bulge in 3 of his last six domestic appearances for Rangers, while he has also chipped in with two assists this term - one of which came against Kilmarnock in what was Danny Rohl’s first league game in charge of Rangers.

With that in mind, Tavernier looks well worthy of support to register another goal involvement when faced with a Dundee side that he scored against earlier this season. The touch of insurance that SBK’s Fresh Legs feature will provide offers added incentive with this particular player-based selection.