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How to watch Rangers Conference League clash vs Jablonec: Live stream details and kick-off time

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26 Aug 2026, 4:10 pm

Rangers are facing crunch time in their hopes of playing European football in the coming season.

Having failed in their task to reach the Europa League, the Gers had to go to the play-off round for the Conference League.

Rangers won their first-leg tie 1-0 against Jablonec at Ibrox last weekend, with Ryan Naderi scoring the only goal of the game.

Cammy Devlin was also sent off for Derek McInnes' side, who did enough to earn a slender advantage.

It is a tie that is far from over, though, and Rangers have it all to do in Thursday's return tie in Chechia, which kicks-off at 5pm UK time.

For supporters unable to make the trip for the game, here is how you can watch along at home to see if Rangers can get over the line.

How can I watch Rangers' Conference League clash at Jablonec?

It promises to be a nervy evening for Rangers, for whom it would be a complete embarrassment if they failed to be in any European competition this season.

In truth, it already feels a bit of a failure to not be playing in the Europa League, but the Gers must at the very least earn a spot in Europe's third-tier competition.

Rangers fans making the trip will be noisy as ever to try and help their team over the line to make the league phase.

For those not make the journey, the game is not available to watch on television as the fixture has not been picked up a broadcaster.

However, you can still watch the game via a live stream on Rangers TV, with a pass for the game priced at £10.99.

Supporters must buy a pass by 3.30pm, though, as game passes will be taken off sale 90 minutes before kick-off.

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Derek McInnes must avoid European embarrassment

Rangers' start to life under McInnes has been pretty underwhelming so far in truth.

The Gers have taken just one point from games against Dundee United and Hibernian in the Scottish Premiership.

There was also the awful two-leg defeat to Jagiellonia Białystok in Europe League qualifying, which has left them scrambling to get in the Conference League.

They did produce a convincing 5-1 win over St Mirren in the Scottish League Cup before the victory over Jablonec last time out.

But they simply have to get over the line here, because no European football at all would be an undoubted failure.