“It’s all about moments in games. We need to be better in possession than we have done in games against Rangers recently, as if we are we can cause them a lot of problems. We believe we’ll go into the game with a good plan to win it.”Rangers have the best chance possible to put a woeful week behind them, and defeating Hearts in their Scottish Cup semi-final would not only leave them 90 minutes away from another trophy but would also restore the confidence needed to re-ignite their title charge.With the chance to overcome Celtic’s four-point buffer at the summit with their two games in hand, Rangers instead took one point from a possible six, collapsing in spectacular style to lose at Ross County before a stalemate at Dens Park.Philippe Clement’s Rangers missed out on the chance to overtake Celtic prior to the 33-game split.Naismith, who played for five seasons at Inbox between 2007 and 2012, knows the magnitude of responsibility currently upon Rangers’ squad and will be hoping to use that experience to his advantage.However, Clement and his under-fire side have the perfect chance to use the big-game pressure to their advantage at Hampden Park. Away from the pressure cooker of Ibrox, but still with a huge majority of fans in blue, white and red, the stage may well be set for Rangers to get their season back on track.