Ian Baraclough has insisted that Motherwell will go to Ibrox with "belief" when they take on Rangers in the Scottish Premiership relegation playoff next week.
Stuart McCall's side secured a 2-1 aggregate win over Hibernian earlier, giving them a chance to claim a third straight promotion.
Following his side's goalless draw with Partick Thistle, the Motherwell manager told BBC Sport: "We've already started preparing and we've watched them five or six times at Ibrox.
"Away goals don't count but we'll make sure we're organised and difficult to break down. We'll go to Ibrox with belief that we can give them problems."
Motherwell have won just once in their last six matches in the Scottish Premiership.
