Rangers manager Mark Warburton will have an almost full strength squad to select from for Saturday's Scottish Championship clash with Livingston at Ibrox.

Goalkeeper Cammy Bell has recovered from his knee injury and is available, although he has found himself behind Wes Foderingham and Maciej Gostomski in the pecking order and is yet to feature this season.

That leaves winger David Templeton, who has not played since early August due to a knee injury, as the only absentee.

Youngster Tom Walsh, has been allowed to join Dumbarton on loan.

Rangers have already beaten Livi twice at Ibrox this season, winning their previous league match 3-0 in September and following that up with a 1-0 Petrofac Training Cup success in October, although they were held to a 1-1 draw at Almondvale in November.

Livingston travel to Glasgow with new recruits, goalkeeper Marc McCallum from Dundee United and Craig Halkett, who recently left Rangers, on board.

Ross Millen left this week by mutual consent with the Lions also missing Darren Cole (knee) and Craig Sives (hamstring).

Manager David Hopkin said: "We did really well to get a 1-1 draw with Rangers at our place in our last meeting.

"Ibrox is a much bigger pitch and a much bigger venue but if the players handle it in the manner I believe they can then we have a chance of doing something similar."