Hamza Igamane can continue his hot streak in front of goal by either scoring or providing an assist for Rangers on Wednesday night. The 22-year-old attacker has been a revelation for Rangers in recent months.

He has fired in 11 goals across his last 13 appearances for the Light Blues in all competitions, including a hat-trick against Hibernian earlier this month. On top of that, Igamane has also provided 3 assists across that 13-game sequence.

That doesn’t augur well for an Aberdeen side that have struggled defensively all season. The Dons have recorded just 4 clean sheets across their 22 Scottish Premiership games this season, failing to silence their opponents in 9 of their 10 away games thus far.

Look for Rangers to hit 6 or more corners against Aberdeen on Wednesday night. Philippe Clement’s side have been pretty prolific when it comes to collecting corners this season, averaging 6.77 per-game in the Scottish Premiership up until this juncture. Furthermore, the Glasgow giants have earned 6 or more flag-kicks in each of their last 9 top-flight tussles, winning the corner battle in seven of those contests.

Rangers will be coming up against an Aberdeen team that are conceding an average of 6.36 corners per-game in the Scottish Premiership this season. Jimmy Thelin’s team conceded exactly 6 corners during their home match with Rangers earlier this season and another 6 flag-kicks should be within range for the hosts on Wednesday night.

It’s not uncommon to see tensions boil over when Rangers and Aberdeen do battle. Thus, 4 or more match cards looks worthy of support at Ibrox on Wednesday night. The 2 rivals shared 9 cards between them when they squared off at Pittodrie earlier in the season.

It’s also worth noting that Aberdeen have been the most ill-disciplined team in the Scottish Premiership this season. The Dons are receiving an average of 3 cards per-game in the top-flight this term and have picked up more yellow cards (63) than any other team in the division.

As for Rangers, they have been shown an average of 2.14 cards per-game in the Scottish Premiership this season, racking up multiple bookings in 5 of their previous 7 top-flight fixtures. While referee Kevin Clancy has averaged 3.56 yellows per-game in the Scottish top-flight this term to date, he has flashed 4 or more cards in 5 of his last 7 outings.

With a keenly-contested affair anticipated at Ibrox on Wednesday night, look to Jamie McGrath to commit a minimum of one foul during this showdown. The Aberdeen ace is averaging 1 foul per-game in the Scottish Premiership this season. The Republic of Ireland international was guilty of 1 offence when Aberdeen played host to Rangers at Pittodrie back in October. He also got on the wrong side of the referee during the Dons’ away day at Celtic earlier in the season.

McGrath should have plenty of defensive work to get through in Glasgow this midweek given the attacking threat Rangers will carry going forward. The 28-year-old is likely to cross paths with Mohamed Diomande, who is drawing a team-high average of 1.45 fouls per-game in the Scottish Premiership this season.

Robin Propper warrants support to overstep the mark at least once on Wednesday night. The Rangers centre-half has averaged 0.94 fouls per-game in the Scottish Premiership this season. He has fallen foul of the referee once or more in 6 of his 8 top-flight outings at Ibrox this term, including 4 of his last 5.

What’s more, the Dutch defender has already racked up 6 yellow cards across his 16 appearances in the Scottish Premiership this season, the most recent of which came against Hibernian earlier this month.

Propper will have a tricky customer to contend with on Wednesday night as he could come up against Kevin Nisbet. The Aberdeen attacker was fouled once during Sunday’s goalless draw with Hearts.

Nicolas Raskin regularly finds himself on the referee’s radar. The Rangers midfielder is averaging 1.44 fouls per-game in this season’s Scottish Premiership.

He has given away 2 or more free-kicks in 5 of his last 11 starts in the Scottish top-flight, including 3 against Aberdeen during October’s reverse fixture. The Belgian’s combative streak has coincided with him clocking up 8 yellow cards across his 26 appearances for Rangers in all competitions this season.

In direct opposition to Raskin on Wednesday night is likely to be another midfield warrior in the shape of Graeme Shinnie. The Aberdeen captain has drawn an average of 2.05 fouls per 90 in the Scottish Premiership this season.

Sivert Heltne Nilsen is another player who looks worth siding with to commit 2 or more fouls during this dust-up. The experienced Norwegian has regularly played the part of hatchet-man this season, clocking up a sizable 10 yellow cards across his opening 26 appearances for Aberdeen.

He is currently giving away an average of 1.60 fouls per-game in the Scottish Premiership this season, tackling his way into trouble twice or more in 8 of his last 16 top-flight appearances.

There is plenty of scope for that trend to continue at Ibrox on Wednesday night given that sparks tend to fly when these two teams go toe-to-toe. Dons utility man Nilsen could be moved back into midfield for this game with a view to performing a shackling job on Rangers Ianis Hagi. The Light Blues playmaker has drawn 2 or more fouls from the opposition in 5 of his last 10 Scottish Premiership appearances.

A case could be made for a number of players from a cards perspective during this game, with Aberdeen’s Graeme Shinnie looking like an obvious contender. The Dons skipper regularly sees danger and puts out fires, but he also won’t hesitate to take one for the team if necessary.

He has been a regular in the referee’s notebook throughout his career and this season is proving no different. Shinnie was shown his sixth yellow card of the campaign during Aberdeen’s most recent away game at Motherwell.

That means the veteran midfielder has been cautioned in 5 of his last 10 Scottish Premiership outings, making him an appealing option to have his name taken again at Ibrox on Wednesday night.

Shinnie could be tasked with limiting Nicolas Raskin’s influence on the game, and that could lead to a fiery midfield contest between the two. The Rangers midfielder has been fouled at least once in 8 of his last 10 appearances in the Scottish Premiership.