The Light Blues narrowly lost out to Hearts last time out as they prepare to welcome their Edinburgh neighbours Hibs to Broadwood in their next league outing.
Speaking to RangersTV, having been nominated for PFA Young Player of the Year yesterday, the midfielder said: “It is obviously a quick turnaround, we didn't play well enough against Hearts, and we need to put that right in the next game.
“I think it is good that the games come so fast, and we can put it right in the next one.
“We definitely need to bounce back from the game against Hearts and get three points on the board.”
In a season of continued development and learning and still only 16 years of age, the England youth international has been grateful for the opportunities she has been given at both club and country level this season, as she looks to repeat the feat of scoring against the capital side, having done so the last time they faced off in Cumbernauld.
She continued: “It is great to have those different experiences and play with a lot of people. I just need to keep going now for the last few games of the season.
“She [Leanne] has been amazing. The opportunities that she has given me and the trust that she has put in me have been amazing.
“I just need to keep going and repaying the faith from her.
“It was good to score against Hibs, hopefully I can keep going and play well against them in the game coming up.”
Rangers have another Scottish Cup semi-final on the horizon this Sunday when they take on Montrose at Hampden. Rewind 12 months, Cruft was handed a start on a big occasion in their triumph at the same stage before going on to successfully help the team defend the trophy.
The Light Blues number 21 reflected on that special day on a personal note and what she feels the team are capable of in the final few weeks of the season.
She added: “That was a great experience for me; it doesn’t even feel like that long ago, to be fair, when I got that.
“It was a good sign for the coaches to put their trust in me to start me in a big game like that. I just have to keep going and working hard, and hopefully getting opportunities like that.
“We just need to keep going, keep playing the best that we can, and I think that we can achieve anything.”
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