Rangers host St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership tomorrow evening, September 9, as Derek McInnes aims to make it four consecutive league wins after Saturday's 1-0 home win over Motherwell, as they continue to build momentum ahead of an Old Firm double header.
Martin O'Neill's Celtic side have won five out of five Premiership matches, including a nervy win away to the Buddies on Saturday evening, and head to Ibrox in the Premier Sports Cup this Sunday, before McInnes and his side travel to Celtic Park next week in the league.
Craig McLeish's side head to Ibrox in third place, level on ten points with Rangers, having been top while beating Celtic in their clash at the weekend, before Liam Scales' header returned the Hoops to the summit.
They come to Govan in search of revenge, with the Gers battering them 5-1 in a recent Premier Sports Cup clash between the sides.
When is Rangers vs St Mirren?
The match takes place on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, at 19:45 GMT.
The travel details for the match are as follows: The travel details for the match are as follows: Ibrox Stadium, 150 Edmiston Drive, Glasgow, G51 2XD.
Is Rangers vs St Mirren on TV and will I be able to live stream the match?
No. The match is not on terrestrial television. However, Rangers TV have exclusive rights to broadcast the match in the United Kingdom. Supporters can purchase a match pass for £10.99 here.
Supporters outside the UK can also purchase via Rangers TV, alternatively St Mirren TV are showing the match, but only to those not in the country, viewers based in the UK will only have access to an audio feed via the Buddies in house channel.
BBC Radio Scotland will update supporters on the match via their Sportsound programme.
Team News
Rangers are without captain and in-form striker Lawrence Shankland for the match. The Scotland international has been ruled out for up to three months following a hamstring injury which seen him substituted within the opening five minutes on Saturday.
“It looks quite significant, to be honest," said McInnes post-match. “He has a similar feeling to the hamstring injury he had at Hearts last January when he was out for three months.
"We don’t want to speculate too much. But he says it feels similar and in the same area."
Shankland's injury comes after the Gers have already lost Youssef Chermiti for a "significant period" with an ACL setback.
Tuur Rommens remains unavailable, but McInnes is hopeful he can return for Celtic’s visit in the Premier Sports’ Cup later this month, if not then, for the Premiership match at Celtic Park the following week.
“Tuur had a back-up scan as planned,” the manager said. “The scan indicates everything is going as it should, so he should be back training in some form ahead of Celtic next weekend.
“He’ll probably be in full training between the two Celtic games, so his best chance, if any, would probably be the second Celtic game.”
Jose Cifuentes and Ashton Scally also both remain out after pre-season injury issues.
Clinton Nsiala is still on the outside of the squad as the former AC Milan youth skipper works towards a move away, with Omonoia refusing to deny interest in the French defender.
John Souttar is also not set for a return to the squad, despite failing to depart Ibrox this summer.
"No. For me, John was in a situation where there were a lot of things going on for him. It was made clear that it might be the best option for John to look for something,” said McInnes when asked if the Scotland defender would return.
“Now that that hasn’t materialised for him at the club, we need to address that and see what the best way forward is."
New signing Badredine Bouanani could debut, while Kevin Kelsy is in line for his first Rangers' start.
For the visitors, Paul Nsio is ineligable due to being on loan from the Gers, Liam Donnelly and Malik Dijksteel are both out via injury. However, Killian Phillips has returned to training and could return on Wednesday.
Jonah Ayunga and Keeanu Baccus are both still out long-term.
Match officials
Don Robertson will take charge of the contest. He will be assisted by Calum Spence and Ross Anderson on the sidelines as his assistants.
The fourth official is Colin Steven
while Steven McLean oversees VAR, with Sean Carr assisting on the monitors.
Robertson has taken charge of six matches this season, four domestically and two in Europe. He has given out 18 yellow cards and two red cards. He has awarded three penalty kicks. He took charge of Rangers' 2-1 defeat to Hibernian at Ibrox last month.
Rangers B also in action this week
Elsewhere, Rangers B face Stirling Albion in the KDM Evolution Trophy tonight, Tuesday September 8, at Forthbank Stadium. Tickets can be purchased here.
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