Rangers Women look to fight their way back into the SWPL title race tomorrow night as Old Firm rivals Celtic arrive at Ibrox.
Rangers sit fifth in the table heading into the match after early season defeats to title rivals Hearts, Glasgow City and champions Hibernian – overshadowing wins over Hamilton, Aberdeen and Celtic amongst others.
Trailing league leaders City by nine points already – this match is even more of a must win than an Old Firm already is for Leanne Crichton’s injury plagued side.
Celtic have also suffered a defeat to Glasgow City this season – alongside their loss in the season’s first Old Firm match and have conceded in five of their ten matches so far.
Here is all the info you need to know about the match:
When is Rangers vs Celtic Women?
The match takes place tomorrow evening, 14 November 2025, at 7.30pm GMT.
The travel details for the match are as follows: Ibrox Stadium, 150 Edmiston Drive, Glasgow, G51 2XD, Scotland, United Kingdom
Is Rangers vs Celtic Women on TV and will I be able to live stream the match?
The match at Ibrox will be shown live tomorrow night on Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Ultra HDR from 7.25pm GMT.
The match is also available to stream via NOW TV.
Tickets remain available here.
Team news
Crichton revealed Rangers will be without long-term absentee Brogan Hay, Sarah Evans, Lizzie Arnot for the match. Also missing will be Kathy Hill but Roma loanee Shin Ji-Kim may make the match after recovering well from a hamstring injury.
Celtic will be without Clare Goldie but have welcomed back Jenny Smith and Chloe Craig after long term absences.
Match Officials
The referee will be Thomas Denholm, who is primarily a Scottish Lowland League referee, but who has officiated some Scottish Cup matches this season. He has given 48 yellow cards, two red cards and awarded three penalties this season so far in eight matches.
Steven G. Spence, who has SPFL Championship experience will run the line alongside Victoria Kane, who has featured in SPFL League 2 this year, and was involved in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals last season.
Kane is also a former player of Celtic Women’s youth setup but was involved in their recent defeat to City - which could dispel any issues of bias.
There will be no VAR in operation for this match.