Danny Rohl aims to silence the 7,500 travelling Celtic fans in this Sunday’s Old Firm Scottish Cup quarter-final showdown at Ibrox.
It will be the largest Celtic support at Ibrox in eight years.
The Light Blues currently trail Hearts by six points and have only won one of their last four games.
Rohl’s men blew a 2-0 lead to the Celts last week after dominating the first half but conceded a late equaliser as Reo Hatate scored from the penalty rebound to salvage a point.
The German head coach was asked in his pre match press conference if the Hoops’ allocation will have an impact on the game
“Of course it will have. But if we play 50 minutes like we did then the 7,500 will also be quiet.
“I think this is the part in the game where you feel it. We influence, we can influence, we can make the impact on our performance on the pitch.
“The atmosphere was incredible for 50 minutes, really incredible. It was amazing to feel this.
“We pushed our players forward, forward. Then it comes to 2-1 and you feel it in the stadium as well. But this is also part of the game.
Maybe we can do it together, that we come through these small minutes where you feel the opponent comes in better into the game.
But this 50 minutes was really, really outstanding. I really enjoyed this, to be in the touchline in such a game.”
The 36-year-old knows that if the Ibrox club are to progress to the semi-finals they can’t have a drop off in performance like last week.
“I think when you ask me how should be a Rangers team in the future all the time, then we bring our level versus Hearts and also versus Celtic in a really good way.
“This is the most important key, I said this many times. If we can do this, keep going, then it will be tough to beat us in the future.”



