Rangers vs Kilmarnock: How to watch, TV channel and kick-off time as club football returns
Rangers will finally be back in action against Kilmarnock on Saturday.
The three-week extended international break has ended and fans in G51 can enjoy their team once more on 10 October.
Derek McInnes and Neil McCann will go head-to-head, with their two teams at almost the opposite ends of the Scottish Premiership table.
Ibrox will host Killie and the game will kick off at 3pm local time.
The Light Blues are on a six-game winning run and will surely be seen as favourites to make it seven.
With the Govan side set to play after a lengthy break, fans will surely be desperate to see how they perform.
Where to watch Rangers vs Kilmarnock
It will be interesting to see how McInnes sets up his team after naming an unchanged lineup in the two Celtic games.
While the Gers found success in the Old Firm derby, they may have to change their approach slightly against Kilmarnock.
Matchgoing fans will be able to witness their team play, however, there will be no live streaming of the game for those in the UK.
Rangers TV and Killie TV subscribers in the region can only access live audio coverage due to the 3pm blackout.
International subscribers can access live video streaming on the respective clubs' channels.
Rangers team news vs Kilmarnock
McInnes shared positive news about the Rangers players returning from international duty.
The Gers had 13 players who joined their countries during the break and every one has returned to the club healthy.
Speaking in his pre-match press conference, the Scottish manager said, "The international break has been long; it's tough for the players travelling, but they are all back today, and I'm glad they have come back healthy."
During the break, the Light Blues also played some friendlies and Tuur Rommens got his first minutes after returning from injury.
Dujon Sterling also trained recently after suffering a small hamstring issue in the second game against Celtic.
Cammy Devlin will be a long-term absentee, though, with the midfielder out for around six weeks, joining Lawrence Shankland and Youssef Chermiti on the sidelines.