CHRISTIAN DAILLY is expected a tough night as Rangers prepare for the first of seven fixtures in 18 days, against Motherwell tonight.

The 34-year-old says Motherwell's chase for third place combined with Rangers' hunt for the championship should make for a big night at Ibrox.

He said: "It's another big game. We really want to win it. Motherwell have had a great season, they've done really well so we know that the task is going to be tough.

"But we feel that we can win the game and try to put a bit of pressure back on. It's tight and everyone is fighting for that third spot and that just gives the game that bit more impetus.

"When you get to this stage of the season, with the way the league works, every game is going to be tough because everyone is pushing for something."

With Rangers knowing that they may need to win all five remaining SPL games to reclaim the league title Dailly says there is no room for error as the season reaches its climax.

He added: "We can't rest on our laurels at all. We've got huge SPL games; every one is like a cup final.

"Every game that we play, between now and the end of the season, is going to be hard in its own way."