Rangers draw means nothing if we don't win on Wednesday, says Well captain

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Stephen O'Donnell was delighted with Motherwell's draw against Rangers at Ibrox on Sunday but says it means nothing unless they beat Ross County at home on Wednesday night.The right-back was brought back into the team and helped his side fight back from being 2-0 down at the interval to take a point back to ML1.Kaiyne Woolery set a goal up for Jordan Roberts, and scored the equaliser himself to give Motherwell a huge boost and put a real dent in Rangers' Premiership title hopes.It's back-to-back league draws for Motherwell, following their 1-1 result against Aberdeen last weekend after a sticky start to 2022, and O'Donnell says they must use those to their advantage.The Motherwell captain said: "I think it means nothing if we don't go and get a win on Wednesday night."I think it's going to be a tough game, one that if we have aspirations of finishing in the top six we have to win."If we play like we did in the second half then I think we will, but that's easier said than done."We need to approach it with the same attitude as we did in the second half, with courage on the ball, and if we do that then we'll cause any team problems."I think any time when you come to either half of the Old Firm they're always going to have your backs against the wall for spells."At times we defended OK, but they were just getting a wee bit too much time and too much respect shown, and then when we landed on it we weren't causing them any problems, and that's always going to be an issue."They're a good side, they caused us lots of problems and got the goals, which at times maybe mean you won't get the chance to get back in."But today we got the two opportunities with Kaiyne creating, making the difference, and we took the chances."We were far