How to watch Falkirk vs Rangers: TV channel, live stream, kick-off time + referee and VAR officials
All the lowdown ahead of Rangers’ Scottish Premiership encounter against Falkirk this weekend
Rangers must wait in the wings as their Scottish Premiership title rivals head into the final round of fixtures before the split with an opportunity to heap pressure on Danny Rohl’s side ahead of their visit to Falkirk on Sunday.
With league leaders Hearts and Celtic both in action 24 hours earlier, the Light Blues may have a chance to regain their place at the top of the table depending on the outcome of the Jambos’ clash against Motherwell. Meanwhile, Celtic entertain St Mirren.
Aiming to build on their 4-2 victory over Dundee United at Ibrox last weekend, Rangers will look to extend their unbeaten league run to 15 matches when they take on a Falkirk side that are riding the crest of a wave having just secured a top-six finish.
When is Falkirk vs Rangers and what time is kick-off?
Falkirk entertain Rangers at the Falkirk Stadium on Sunday, April 12. The match will kick off at 12:00pm GMT.
Is Falkirk vs Rangers on TV and how can it be watched?
Yes, Falkirk vs Rangers has been selected for live TV coverage. Sky Sports have chosen to broadcast this match.
Coverage will begin on Sky Sports Football from 11.00am, with a full hour dedicated to pre-match build-up. Subscribers will have the option to live stream the match on the go via Sky Stream.
The game is also available to watch outside of the UK and Ireland. Rangers TV subscribers overseas can live stream the match without a charge across all their usual devices.
Who will be the referee for Falkirk vs Rangers?
The SFA have confirmed the referee for Sunday’s encounter will be Don Robertson. He will be assisted by linesmen Daniel McFarlane and Calum Spence, with Andrew Dallas on VAR duties at Clydesdale House and Sean Carr as his assistant VAR.
What is the latest pre-match team news?
Falkirk manager John McGlynn remains without the services of Manchester United loanee Ethan Williams, who has returned to Old Trafford for treatment on an serious thigh injury. Striker Ross MacIver has also been missing for several months, but on loan Sheffield United youngster Louis Marsh could return from a recent lay-off along with Ben Parkinson.
Rangers boss Danny Rohl is unable to call on January signing Ryan Naderi after scan results confirmed a “serious” muscle injury will prevent him from featuring in this game. In addition, left-back Tuur Rommens remains absent after sustaining a similar injury in training last week and is not expected to return for another fortnight. Midfielder Bailey Rice is a long-term absentee, while fresh doubts have emerged over the fitness of Mikey Moore and Andreas Skov Olsen.