Motherwell vs Rangers on TV: Channel, live stream and…

Motherwell vs Rangers on TV: Channel, live stream and kick-off details for Premiership clash

Rangers have Hampden revenge on their minds next month as a Scottish Cup triumph over Raith Rovers puts Celtic back in their crosshairs.

For Michael Beale and cCo it was devastation at the national stadium last month in the Viaplay Cup final but another tense encounter with their biggest rivals will come in the form of a semi-final in April. That is after the two meet in league action, with Rangers still trailing their rivals by nine points despite being unbeaten in the Scottish Premiership since Beale's arrival.

Standing in their way on Saturday will be a rejuvenated Motherwell side under new boss Stuart Kettlewell, with the Steelmen's last four games being unbeaten. Here's all the information you need for the league meeting this weekend.

What TV channel is the match on?

Motherwell vs Rangers is LIVE on TV.

The game will be shown on Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event.

When is the game and can I live stream it?

Sky Sports subscribers can stream the game via Sky Go to all eligible devices.

Now TV day passes are also available for the game as is a special 12 month offer. You can sign up HERE.

The match takes place at Fir Park on Saturday, March 18. It kicks-off at 12.30pm.

You can keep up to date with the score and all the latest news by following Glasgow Live Sport on Twitter.

Alternatively, BBC Sportsound will provide updates as will Motherwell and Rangers via their social media channels.

BBC Sportscene will show highlights of the match on Saturday night.

Team news

Rangers suffered a few hammer blows with injuries in the past week when Tom Lawrence and Kemar Roofe were confirmed to be out for the remainder of the season.

Yet in terms of a regular Michael Beale starting eleven the Light Blues aren't majorly affected.

The Englishman will provide more details in his pre-match comments this week but he has been boosted in the defensive ranks by the returns of John Souttar and Ridvan Yilmaz from long-term injury.