The Light Blues head into their final league game off the back of a 1-1 draw against rivals Celtic on Monday night as they look to get back to winning ways against the Edinburgh side.
Speaking to RangersTV ahead of the match the young winger wants the team to respond in the right way and put the late setback behind them at Broadwood this Sunday.
She said: “It will be really important to keep our confidence high, get a win and just go into the international break feeling good and confident.
“We just need to put it behind us and be resilient and bounce back, look to the game against Hibs on Sunday and get three points.”
Watson has highlighted the importance of the togetherness in the squad as they get ready for a busy schedule upon their return from the break as they head into the final months of the campaign.
She continued: “Having the whole squad for rotation and injuries, we all need to be together and when we get our opportunities take it, we are playing for everyone on the team and having the whole squad together is really important.
"It is good that anyone can slot into the team, we are really together as a squad.”
The 17-year-old has shared her delight of receiving a first Scotland call up as she gets ready to take her place in the squad for next month’s friendlies against Australia and Costa Rica, having previously represented her country at various youth levels.
She added: “I was absolutely buzzing, ecstatic, there was a lot of emotions after the call, I phoned my mum and just started crying, and she started crying, so there was a lot of tears but I am really excited and so grateful to be given the opportunity.
"I love every minute of playing on the pitch for Scotland, there is nothing better than representing your country at a youth level, I am always extremely proud every time I get the opportunity to put on the Scotland jersey and play, it is great experience.
Six of her Rangers teammates will also be present in the latest squad and Watson says the environment she plays in at Rangers every day has helped her make the step up to being ready to represent her country at senior level.
She said: “Being full time here and training every single day with talented players has definitely brought me on and I have just learned so much from everyone.
“It will make easier having a lot of friendly faces around and people that I know, it is going to be great having them with me as well.”
You can get your tickets in the Gers final game before the break HERE, kicking off at 4:10 at Broadwood Stadium on Sunday afternoon.