New Rangers manager Stuart McCall has urged his players to pick themselves up after their recent woes as he targets promotion to the Scottish Premiership. Rangers have only won one of their last five Championship matches and currently sit in third position, 22 points behind leaders Hearts. And while an automatic promotion place looks to be beyond their reach, McCall is hoping to kick-start a run of results which will secure the Glasgow club a play-off place and help return confidence to the camp. Stuart McCall looks in good spirits as he takes Rangers training at Murray Park on Friday . McCall shows off his skills during the training session ahead of Saturday's home match against Livingston . Rangers players look dejected after a 1-1 draw with Queen of the South at Ibrox on Tuesday night . McCall told TalkSPORT: 'There is a good squad of players here but it’s down to them to start proving it and showing it. 'Confidence is low and everyone has just got to take a jersey and go out and play. The supporters have been outstanding as they always have been. They’ll back the players. 'Off the park, things have moved well with Rangers-minded people in charge now and we just need to get it right for the fans on the park. Former Rangers player McCall was unveiled as the new manager on Thursday . McCall (left) in action for Rangers during an Old Firm derby at Celtic Park in January 1998 . 'We’re just hoping one result breeds a bit of confidence, a bit of belief, and then we can kick on from there. 'It’s easy to talk a good game but we’ve got to start doing it on the park.' McCall's first match in charge is at Ibrox on Saturday against bottom-of-the-table Livingston.
New Rangers boss Stuart McCall has urged his players to start performing . The Ibrox club have won just one of their last five Championship matches . McCall's first match in charge is at home to Livingston on Saturday .