Rangers midfielder Steven Davis has revealed there'll be plenty of family support at Hampden today for their League Cup final clash with Celtic. He said: "My brother, dad and some friends are coming over. I've been looking for as many tickets as possible - the latest request was from David Healy.

"Every Old Firm game I've been involved in so far has been unique in its own way. You never know what surprise they will come up with.

"Both teams will be going out to win and hopefully it will be a good footballing spectacle. Hopefully we can come out on top.

"As a fan, getting the chance to even play for Rangers is a massive thing.

"You are always proud to pull on the jersey and there is no bigger game to play in than against Celtic. As a player though, you have to have a different perspective than as a fan.

"A player has to be a little calmer than a fan.

"There are a lot of games to be played and we aren't thinking about things like trebles just yet. The most important thing is Sunday for us.

"After going out of Europe at the start of the season, we had to concentrate on all domestic fronts and so far we have been able to do that."