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Pedro Caixinha raised eyebrows on Tuesday when he announced his starting XI a full 30 hours before his side’s Rugby Park clash with Killie. The game ended in a 0-0 draw.

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MARK WILSON AT RUGBY PARK: For Pedro Caixinha, this was a night when the kids proved to be alright. A patched-up defence featuring two debutants held up its side of the bargain.

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Ibrox club Glasgow Rangers appointed Pedro Caixinha last month following the departure of Mark Warburton, now at Nottingham Forest, in February.

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A defensive injury crisis will force new boss Pedro Caixinha to play youngsters David Bates and Myles Beerman when his side take on Kilmarnock on Wednesday night.

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Pedro Caixinha had to take off three of his back four of Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Motherwell and was already missing Danny Wilson through injury and the suspended James Tavernier.

via Sky Sports | By Mathieu Wood Last Updated: 03/04/17 4:39pm Pedro Caixinha admits he may have to turn to…

While the eye-popping half-time replacement of three of his back four was actually enforced due to injuries and illness, the nature of the changes still said much about the 46-year-old’s approach.

Injury and illness wrecked manager Pedro Caixinha’s tactics for the visit of Stephen Robinson’s men. After they fell behind in the third minute, the new Gers boss was forced to make three half-time changes.

via Sky Sports | By PA Sport Last Updated: 02/04/17 2:00pm Barrie McKay thinks Rangers deserved all three points against…