DANNY WILSON is targeting a third successive clean sheet as he and Clint Hill look to provide defensive stability for Rangers in the coming weeks.

The 24-year-old partnered Hill at the heart of the Light Blues’ back four during the matches with Ross County and Queen of the South.

While it proved to be another disappointing day for Mark Warburton’s side against County, the Gers got back to winning ways in the Betfred Cup on Tuesday night.

Rob Kiernan and Philippe Senderos are also bidding for a starting spot in the Ibrox rear guard but Wilson is determined to retain his place in Warburton’s line-up.

He told rangers.co.uk: “We have four guys who can play in there just now and Clint and I have been given the nod in the last couple of games and we have formed a fairly good partnership.

“With both of us being left sided it puts me on the right side, which is not something that I am too used to, so it has been a learning experience.

“I don’t think there was a real lot wrong when Rob and I played together and when Clint and Rob played together.

“I think it’s just one of things which maybe has happened, we have kept clean sheets but we have our goalkeeper to thank as well, who has made crucial stops at the right times.

“Maybe it is that wee bit of luck that you get and you keep the clean sheet and it looks a wee bit better on your part but I don’t think there was too much wrong in the past.

“I think we are just trying to remain consistent, we have had two clean sheets in a row and we’ll be hoping if we are selected on Sunday we can get another one and keep building on it.

“That is all you can do, just try and keep the ball out of the net – that is how it works.”