Mark Warburton has nearly a full-strength Rangers squad to choose from ahead of Saturday's Championship trip to Livingston.

The Ibrox boss saw Barrie McKay, Ryan Hardie, Fraser Aird and Gedion Zelalem all report back from international duty last week with a clean bill of health.

Longer term absentees David Templeton and goalkeeper Cammy Bell remain out with knee injuries.

Warburton, whose side take a two-point lead and a game in hand into the weekend fixture, says he remains comfortable with Rangers' position at the top of the table despite seeing his record-breaking start ended by a 2-1 defeat to Hibernian at Easter Road earlier this month.

"We had a big lead at the start. We started strongly but other teams didn't start as strong as Rangers. People are saying Rangers are now faltering but we're not faltering," he said.

"Other teams are closing the gap because their winning games of football. All we can do is put our heads down, focus on Rangers and keep winning games.

"Someone asked me about the game against Hibs on December 28. That's irrelevant. If we lose two or three games in the meantime then it doesn't matter. Our only focus has to be one game at a time. Right now we're geared towards Livingston, a good performance and we'll move on from there."