Rangers' home form this season has been outstanding, six wins, three draws and one loss, if they can continue to pick up points with as much regularity on their home patch then Warburton's men have a great chance of finishing inside the play-off places this term.

With talents like Eberechi Eze and Bright Osayi-Samuel sold on in recent years, Rangers have managed to cobble together an even tighter knit squad and Amos' cover and support from the fringes is crucial to creating that positive environment.

The Verdict

It is a squad game and Rangers have been able to put themselves in a strong position by smartly reinvesting some of the money brought in from player sales in recent years. Dipping into League One to acquire the services of Rob Dickie, Jordy De Wijs, Moses Odubajo and Andre Dozzell did not look like ground-breaking signings at the time but they have all heavily contributed to building a squad capable of pushing for the top six.

There will be tougher times to come this season when more stringent questions are asked of their play-off credentials but if the last month or so is anything to go by, there are is in this race for the duration. Saturday's trip to Derby will be an interesting encounter with the Rams beating Bournemouth and drawing with Fulham in their last two.