Scottish Premier League leaders Rangers are back in action on Sunday when they travel to Edinburgh to face Hibernian at Easter Road.Rangers are off to a great start in the league, winning six of the first seven games, while drawing the other.Steven Gerrard's side are yet to concede a league goal, and thus far have only faced about three shots on average per game. They are currently three points ahead of their bitter rivals Celtic, having played one game more than them.🗣️ @James_Tavernier: "We've got an amazing squad this season and it's only right that it is showing on the pitch how well we are doing because we're pushing each other on every single day on the training pitch."👉 Read more from the captain: https://t.co/2Ha95DmgFH pic.twitter.com/fDihlV3PSD— Rangers Football Club (@RangersFC) September 18, 2020Hibernian vs Rangers Head-to-HeadRangers have faced Hibernian 75 times, and have won 46 of those, having lost only 16 times.In terms of the current form, Rangers are close to perfection after the opening seven games. Defensively, they are as good as anyone in the continent, having not yet conceded a goal seven games into the season.Hibernian are third in the Scottish Premier League, and could go level on points with Rangers, with a win from this game.Hibernian Form Guide - W-L-W-D-WRangers Form Guide - W-W-W-D-WHibernian vs Rangers Team NewsRangers📸 GALLERY: Preparing for Hibs👉 Check out the full gallery: https://t.co/MkKfD9rQvF pic.twitter.com/GN7tCGGdZY— Rangers Football Club (@RangersFC) September 18, 2020Rangers boss Gerrard has no new injury worries to deal with, when compared to their previous game, when they beat Lincoln Red Imps 5-0 in a Europa League qualifier.Jermain Defoe is back, and scored against Lincoln in midweek as well. Croatian defender Nikola Katic is a long-term absentee with an anterior cruciate ligament injury.Injured: Nikola KaticSuspended: NoneHibernianJack Ross doesn't really have too many injuries to contend with, and is likely to stick with a starting XI similar to the one that beat St. Mirren 3-0 last week.Injured: NoneSuspended: NoneHibernian vs Rangers Predicted XIsRangers (4-2-3-1): Jon McLaughlin; James Tavernier, Connor Goldson, Filip Helander, Borna Barisic; Ryan Jack, Steven Davis; Ianis Hagi, Joe Aribo, Ryan Kent; Alfredo MorelosHibernian (4-4-2): Ofir Marciano, Paul McGinn, Ryan Porteous, Paul Hanlon, Josh Doig, Martin Boyle, Alex Gogic, Joe Newell, Jamie Murphy, Christian Doidge, Kevin NisbetHibernian vs Rangers PredictionWith no real concerns over unavailability or suspensions to their big players, Rangers come into this game as overwhelming favourites. Even though Hibernian haven't really started their season badly, they come up against a Rangers side already at the peak of their powers, and just refusing to concede goals.Prediction: Hibernian 0-2 Rangers