The midfielder feels it is important the Light Blues remain positive as they look to pick up another important three points in the league.
Speaking to RangersTV this week, Reilly said: “They will be a really good team, we have played them in the cup previously and you could see how organised they were and they have a lot of depth in their squad so it will be a tough game. Hopefully we can bring our best game and get a result.
“We need to dominate the ball but we also need to finish our chances. We just need to work on it in training and hopefully we will bring that game.
“We all need to rally round each other, get the positive heads back on and get the three points. All of the girls are really supportive of each other so we just need to show that we are ready to go.”
Reilly has come back into Malky Thomson’s starting side in recent weeks after an injury at the start of the season and is enjoying her role in the squad.
She continued: “I am playing a more attacking role which I did previously before coming to Rangers so I am really enjoying it and hopefully I can score some more goals.
“I am really enjoying getting to see more of the ball rather than defending. I am quite a physical player so I enjoy defending but in my new role I am getting both sides of the game so I am really liking it.”
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