The midfielder is expecting another tough test but hopes Gers can bounce back from Wednesday night’s defeat.
Speaking to RangersTV she said: “We have been pretty upbeat coming in, there's nothing we can change and we just need to look to the next game and just put in a performance and show what we can do.
“I think as a team we will look over Wednesday’s game and see we need to be finishing the chances and need to be more clinical in the final third.
“We will come back to the pitch and we will fix that and hopefully the next game we will finish these chances.
“Forfar are a good team and are well set-up. We just need to move the ball well, create chances and make sure we finish them and stay tight at the back and hopefully we'll get the three points.”
Since joining Rangers, Reilly has played a deeper midfield role and feels she is continuing to develop in the full-time environment.
She continued: “I am loving it, when I came to Rangers I hadn’t previously played as deep but I am really enjoying it and in the past few games I have been able to drive with the ball as well which is good.
“I think I have settled in pretty well to the role, I am a physical player which I think has helped but I am loving it and hopefully it will continue.
“There's a lot of good things here at the training centre and a lot of people here to help us but it is really benefiting us being full-time. Our fitness is really good, we are knocking the ball about well and you can see we are dominating games with the ball possession so it is really benefiting us.
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