BEN DAVIES is determined to grab his Old Firm shot at glory after Rangers set up a Hampden shoot out with Celtic.
Michael Beale's side booked their place in the Viaplay Cup final as strikes from Ryan Jack and Kemar Roofe ensured they overcame Aberdeen on Sunday.
Rangers will now return to the National Stadium next month aiming to win the first silverware of the season and lay down a marker under new boss Beale.
Davies said: "It’s good. I enjoyed it out there today. It’s a good stadium.
"Cup finals and things like that are not something I’ve experienced loads of in my career, so it’s good to be involved in one. I’m looking forward to it.
"I think it’s obviously the first cup to play for in the season. It would obviously be good to win.
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"We won the Scottish Cup last year, so we want to win this one this year. We want to win them all.
"It would be good to come back here, have a good game and hopefully we can win it."
Rangers had to come from behind after Bojan Miovski gave Jim Goodwin's side a surprise first half lead but the outcome was never in doubt after Dons skipper Anthony Stewart saw red.
Roofe's winner came just three minutes into the first period of extra time but the striker didn't see out the game after sustaining a shoulder injury late on.
The Jamaican has only just returned to action after another lengthy lay-off and he will go for a scan to determine the extent of his latest blow.
Davies said: "I haven't spoken to him. I don't know what he has done to be honest. I thought he took his goal really well.
"In training he has looked good. He is hard to train against and hard to play against.
"I played against him in England and he is sharp, he knows what he is doing, he knows how to score.
"So obviously it would be a blow to us if he is out for a period. But we will just have to see."
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