Short-Lived Joy For Keegan Target!
The Spanish defender missed the goalless first leg at Ibrox last Wednesday after suffering a calf injury in a friendly against Raith Rovers.
Manager Walter Smith had been hopeful of a quick recovery as Rangers bid to keep their European hopes alive.
But assistant boss Ally McCoist admitted Cuellar probably would not have a part to play despite travelling to Lithuania with the rest of the team this morning.
McCoist: "I wouldn't have thought he would play.
"There has been a vast improvement with his calf but it looks as though the game has come too quickly for him.
"It's a big test for us early in the season and it's a game that we need to get a result in if we want to play European football - it's as simple as that.
"The pressure is not a problem, we showed last season that we can handle the pressure when it comes to getting results.
"We had a superb run in Europe last season and we know what's at stake this time - so let's get on with it."
Rangers suffered a 4-0 thrashing at the hands of Liverpool at the weekend.