Is Rangers vs Hearts on TV? How to watch, live stream and kick-off time for Premiership clash

Rangers are sat in 2nd place in the Scottish Premiership table above rivals Celtic. They are five points behind the league leaders Hearts after 26 fixtures. The Gers are back in action this weekend with a clash against the Jam Tarts as they look to close the gap.

Danny Rohl’s side drew 1-1 away at Motherwell on Wednesday night. They missed the opportunity to get another three points on the board. Midfielder Nicolas Raskin got their goal at Fir Park.

When is Rangers vs Hearts?

Rangers vs Hearts is on Sunday 15th February 2026.

What time does Rangers vs Hearts kick-off?

Rangers vs Hearts kicks-off at 16:30 UK time.

Where is Rangers vs Hearts being played?

Rangers vs Hearts is being played at Ibrox, Glasgow, which has a capacity of 51,700.

Is Rangers vs Hearts on TV?

Yes. Rangers vs Hearts is being shown live on Sky Sports main event, Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Ultra HDR. Subscribers of the channel will be able to stream it live on their television, mobile, tablet and laptop devices.

Rangers vs Hearts head-to-head in last 41 meetings?

Rangers wins: 26

Draws: 7

Hearts wins: 8

Rangers and Hearts last five results in all competitions?

Rangers: LDWWD

Hearts: WDWLW

What has been said ahead of Rangers vs Hearts?

Speaking after their frustrating draw against Motherwell, Rangers boss Danny Rohl said: "The challenge in this league is completely different. On Sunday (against Hearts) I expect a completely different game, a team who is also very physical in second balls and set plays. This is what we have to improve.

"I'd like to have seen out a 1-0 because it was strong football. But finally it's about three points. With the draw, we can't close (the result). To be honest, before the game, if you gave me a draw, I would maybe say 'this is what it is.' But if you concede the equaliser so late, you are really disappointed with the visit.

“But move forward with the group, and on Sunday we have a big chance. Of course (we need to learn from it). We saw yesterday and today that it can go in the other direction and you can win games very late. Today we conceded the goal and this is hard to take. But there is no question mark, we have to move forward. This is the next step on Sunday."

Meanwhile, Hearts manager Derek McInnes was delighted with their win over Hibernian in the Edinburgh Derby in their last outing: "There was no quarter given from both sets of players, full press from both teams. They didn't let us settle, we didn't let them settle. On a tight pitch with a greasy surface, players need to concentrate on that first touch and I thought the game was so scrappy at times.

"Both teams played the derby in the manner it should be played but you're looking for bits of quality, bits of calmness. You're waiting for the game to settle and it didn't for the full game.”