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Rangers make the short trip across the city on Sunday aiming to achieve a derby feat they have accomplished only twice before in their history. Having beaten Celtic 3-0 last weekend in the League Cup quarters, Rangers are now targeting back-to-back derby wins in successive games. It will be be no easy task though - as history shows. On only two occasions have Rangers faced their Old Firm rivals twice in a row in all competitions and won both. The first came way back in September 1960 under Scot Symon as Rangers followed up a 2-1 Parkhead win in the League Cup with a 5-1 league trouncing at the same venue. There was a 38-year wait before it happened again. Walter Smith was the manager as Rangers defeated Celtic 2-1 in the Scottish Cup semis at Celtic Park in April 1998 then racked up a 2-0 derby win at Ibrox the following weekend. Now, a further 28 years later, can Derek McInnes and his side repeat the feat?
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