How to watch Rangers vs Motherwell clash: TV channel, live stream, kick-off time
Rangers have to return to winning ways when Motherwell visit Ibrox on Saturday.
Danny Rohl was left frustrated after Rangers’ 2-1 loss to Hearts on 21 December, and an emphatic response is needed against the high-flying visitors.
The Bears sit 12 points off the league leaders after Sunday’s defeat, and their hopes of winning a first Scottish premiership since 2020-21 have been severely diminished.
Rangers are eyeing up the January transfer window with signings wanted, although they’ll have to make do with their underperforming squad against Motherwell, St. Mirren, and Celtic in the next week.
Ibrox News has highlighted everything you need to know ahead of the game.
Where to watch Rangers vs Motherwell
Motherwell come into the match on a 10-match unbeaten run in the Scottish Premiership, and beat Dundee 1-0 last time out.
Unfortunately for Rangers fans, the match was not selected for TV coverage by Sky Sports, and Saturday’s clash will only be available to watch at an additional cost.
Rangers TV subscribers from outside the UK & Ireland will be able to stream the match live online.
| Date | 27 December |
| Kick-off time | 3:00pm |
| Stadium | Ibrox |
Subscribers inside the UK & Ireland can listen to live audio commentary with their Rangers TV subscription here.
Rohl will look to make several changes after another disappointing performance, and the defence could be completely reshuffled once again.
Dujon Sterling played at centre-back against Hearts, although if he starts on the right, Rangers could have a much better chance of securing all three points.
Dujon Sterling must resume his preferred role at right-back
Nasser Djiga is with the Burkina Faso squad at AFCON, and given that John Souttar and Derek Cornelius are still out injured, it would make sense for him to play alongside Emmanuel Fernandez in the centre of defence.
However, in Rangers’ 1-0 win over Hibernian at Ibrox, Sterling provided the assist for the winning goal, whipping in a beautiful cross for Fernandez to head home.
His energy and athleticism in wide positions are something Rangers lack, with James Tavernier starting to slow down at the age of 34.
Whether Rohl reverts to that change is a different question, and the options at centre-back aren’t favourable at all, but Sterling’s influence on the right could have a huge say on the outcome of the match.
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