Is Rangers vs Motherwell on TV? Channel, kick-off time, referee appointments and more

Rangers play Motherwell in the Scottish League Cup semi-final. The Gers face their fellow Scottish Premiership side for a place in the Premier Sports Cup final.

Philippe Clement’s side were beaten 2-1 away at Aberdeen last time out in the league and will want to bounce back with a positive result in the cup. Here is everything you need to know about the match...

Is Rangers vs Motherwell on TV?

Yes. Rangers’ clash against Motherwell is being shown live on Premier Sports 1.

What time does Rangers vs Motherwell kick-off?

Rangers’ match against Motherwell kicks-off at 15:00pm on Sunday, 3rd November 2024.

Where is Rangers vs Motherwell being played?

Rangers’ game against Motherwell is being held at Hampden Park.

What are the referee appointments for Rangers vs Motherwell?

Referee: Nick Walsh

AR1: Graeme Stewart

AR2: Ross Macleod

VAR: Alan Muir

AVAR: Andrew McWilliam

Form guide

Rangers last five in all competitions: WLWWL

Motherwell last five in all competitions: WWLLW

What has been said ahead of Rangers vs Motherwell?

Rangers boss Clement is feeling the heat a bit at the moment and has said: "I am very confident in this longer-term story. It is about small margins and making it better.

"Last season, we turned things around in a short-time, and I am convinced we can do the same. Of course, we wanted the result on Wednesday but I saw a team that tried until the last minute. They don't give up and we will continue fighting to get more consistent football like we have seen against Malmo and FCSB.

"There were things we did well and, for sure, things we didn't do well on Wednesday which we discussed today. Things can change fast in football with the right spirit, we are working hard with the squad to improve.

"There had to be a major turnaround in the summer, getting younger players and a cut in wages. The club knows it is the start of a better period, we don't see it in results now, but the foundations are being grown for a more healthy club in the future.

"There are several things we can do much better to get more consistent results. Our basics need to be solid all the time. I knew what a big challenge we would have this season, we are going to work hard to make this happen."

Meanwhile, Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell has said: “I believe we're doing well. We're being resilient, [I've got] real trust in our players, real trust in what we're trying to do. I believe we're punching above our weight for where we're sitting.

"I don't really look at the league position, what I look at is, we've got 16 points at this minute in time, which I think is a very, very good start to the season. And I did say way back at the start of the season in the group stages this competition, our angle was always to try and get as far as we possibly could because we know how much excitement it can generate for a club like Motherwell, so we feel we're in a good position."