The Light Blues are in action at Petershill on Sunday as they look to progress to the quarter-finals of the competition.
The Northern Ireland international sat down with RangersTV this week to look ahead to the match, she said: “We have already had a taste of success in the cup this year already so for us it will be about looking forward to hopefully progressing to the next round and imposing our style of play.
“We also know that Rossvale will very much be up for the game and everyone knows what can happen in cup competitions. They are coming in as underdogs but we have to stick to our task and I think if we perform like we can and we work hard then we will progress to the next round.”
Bell made her first start since returning from injury in the last round of the competition and got on the scoresheet with a superb long-range strike. The 21-year-old believes she is in a good place as she looks to continue to get stronger in the coming weeks.
She continued: “I feel great, I probably actually feel the best I have felt in a long time so the more minutes I can get the better.
“When I came back from a previous injury, I went through a spell where I was getting very frustrated and I wasn't scoring and obviously scoring is a big part of my game. To be able to score and assist goals very early on coming back has been very very important, it gives me a lot of confidence and I feel free.
“It is just important to get a block of training and games, as a footballer and personally I want to play every single game so I want to be putting myself in the best position right in the managers eyeline to play every single game. It is just about getting as many minutes as possible and keeping myself in the best shape.”