The Light Blues are back at Broadwood following their return to action last Sunday when they will take on the fellow SWPL side for a place at Hampden Park in the semis.
Speaking to the official Rangers website to preview the last eight clash in Cumbernauld, she commented: “It is really exciting, another cup tie with the Scottish Cup.
“We have obviously got ourselves into the Sky Sports Cup final and this is our Scottish Cup to go and retain so it is definitely a cup that we want to go and win again this year, make it our own and that starts again with full focus on that this week going into Spartans.
“We know again it is going to be really challenging; I am sure they will have watched the Hearts game at the weekend and they'll come and have a real good go.
“They have got absolutely nothing to lose so we need to go in with the right mentality that they are going to come and make it really difficult for us and we are going to have to make sure that we are on our game.”
TICKETS: Tickets are available for this Sunday's fixture. You can purchase them here, or there will be limited cash-only turnstiles on the day.
The two teams faced off recently in league action on January 26 with the Gers having to work hard before running out 3-0 winners, with the forward wary they’ll have to be on their A game to progress.
She continued: “They will take a lot of positives from that last game, especially the first half.
“They got someone sent off so it kind of changed the game from that point of view but they made it really difficult for us when they had all 11 players on the pitch.
“We know that they are going to put bodies on the line, they are going to make it really difficult.
“They are not going to concede much space so it is about us being able to counteract that and find the solutions to go on and hurt them and use our capabilities and our abilities to go and win the game.”
Rangers played out a 2-2 draw on their return last Sunday with Hearts coming back from 2-0 down to claim a point, with the striker insisting they are still well placed to compete on all fronts in the run-in and despite being cup-tied for the clash, heaped praise on youngster Laura Berry’s impact and what she can bring to the team with what remains this season.
She added: “We are still in a really good position.
“Obviously Sunday wasn't the result that we wanted but if you said at half time we would get a point from the game we would probably would have took it because of the position that we were in then and the performance that we had in the first half.
“Yes we were disappointed but it wasn't all doom and gloom we had a good second half performance, we showed good character and resilience.
“It is tough to have a 100 per cent win record all the time but what we do every day in training is going to help us when we get into this split.
“Berry? She had an excellent start of the season at Motherwell, she got the game time that she wanted and needed to develop and I think she has come back and she is looking brilliant.
“She is looking in good shape, in good form and she is so young and such an exciting talent and we are really lucky that she is here with us.
“She played out of position at the weekend and I don't think it fazed her one bit.
“Players could maybe crumble especially at her age playing out of position but she just wanted to come in and prove a point and bring energy and I think she done that, obviously got her goal and an assist.
“It is going to take everyone, it is not just about the starting XI, at this point in the season games are going to be so tight that the impact of players off the bench is going to be massive as well.”
Kick off on Sunday at Broadwood Stadium is at 2:00pm and you can purchase your tickets here.