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Falkirk vs Rangers : How to watch, TV channel and kick-off for Scottish Premiership showdown

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Rangers earned a much-needed win over Aberdeen last time out in the Scottish Premiership.

The Bears were reeling from a poor start to the campaign that included an embarrassing exit from the Conference League in the play-off round.

Rangers suffered a 1-0 defeat to Jablonec last Thursday, and were knocked out on penalties after the aggregate score was locked at 1-1.

It meant Derek McInnes was feeling the pressure ahead of Sunday's trip to Pittodrie, with a defeat being unthinkable.

Lawrence Shankland's thumping second-half penalty earned a terse 1-0 victory, which was their first in the Scottish Premiership this season.

Next up is a trip to Falkirk on Wednesday, and Ibrox News has the details for how supporters can watch along at home.

How can I watch Rangers' Scottish Premiership match with Falkirk?

It will not be lost on McInnes just how important it was to get that victory over the Dons, no matter how narrow.

Rangers failed to get through Europa League or Conference League qualifying and missing out on European football is a mitigated disaster.

But things started badly in the Scottish Premiership too, with Rangers opening up with a 1-1 draw at Dundee United.

That was followed by a lacklustre 2-1 defeat to Hibernian at Ibrox, so to get the win over Aberdeen was a big relief.

Now, it is on to Wednesday's fixture at The Falkirk Stadium, in a game that kicks off at 8pm UK time.

Rangers will travel in their numbers as per usual, but for fans who are unable to make the trip they can watch at home as Sky Sports are showing the fixture on Sky Sports football.

Coverage and analysis of the fixture will be starting from 7pm.

Rangers manager Derek McInnes and Falkirk boss John McGlynn in a side-by-side image
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What is Rangers' recent record like against Falkirk?

Rangers and Falkirk faced off on four occasions last season, with Rangers being badly frustrated in the first of those.

The Gers were held to a 1-1 draw in October last year, before playing out a goalless draw at Ibrox the following month.

However, they earned thumping 6-3 and 5-2 wins on their past two trips to The Falkirk Stadium in April and May respectively.

Before that, the last time times they met was in the Scottish League Cup (November 2020), and Scottish Cup (March 2018) with Rangers winning both.

Falkirk's last win over the Gers came in a 3-2 triumph back in March 2016 when both clubs were in the Scottish Championship.

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