Livingston vs Rangers Prediction: Visitors can’t afford to lose

Rangers, who are now in second place in the Scottish Premiership standings, will travel to Livingston on Sunday in order to take on the club that sits at the bottom of the standings. The home team is now in second-to-last place, but if they are able to pick up three points over the course of this weekend's games, it is possible that they will move up out of the relegation zone.

Due to the fact that Livingston have only won two of their first 12 matches this season, the club is currently in the zone of being relegated. Livingston's struggles have put them in danger of being relegated. The Lions have had problems on defense, as they have already let up 19 goals. On the other end of the field, however, they have only been able to score nine goals, which is the second-worst amount of goals scored by an attacking team in the division. In their most recent match, which resulted in a loss against Dundee by a score of 1-0, David Martindale's team was, once again, unable to reach the back of the net despite Martindale's best efforts. In light of the fact that Livingston has gone scoreless in its last three matches in a row, the club's primary objective will be to work on rectifying this situation. As a result of the Lions having lost their previous four games in a row leading up to this encounter, there is currently a lack of confidence in the squad, yet an unexpected outcome against the Gers has the potential to change that.

Danilo and Todd Cantwell scored for Rangers, which led to the team's victory over Sparta Prague. Recently, the Rangers' offensive unit has had no trouble flexing their muscles, which contributed to the team's success. This season in the Scottish Premiership, the Gers have scored 24 goals, but they have not allowed it to come at the expense of their defensive performances. In fact, Rangers have only allowed one goal to be scored against them while on the road in the league up to this point, which demonstrates the abilities that they have in the defense as well. The team managed by Clement still has a lot of work to do if they want to win the championship at the end of the season. They are now eight points behind Celtic, which means there is no room for error at this time in the competition.

Even though Livingston will work hard to have a solid defensive showing at home on Sunday against one of the league's most formidable teams, it is possible that the competition may be too much for them to handle. Rangers have been in commanding and remarkable form as of late, and the amount of confidence they currently possess should enable them to win all three points with relative ease.