Is Rangers vs Queen's Park on TV? Channel, kick-off time and more ahead of Scottish Cup clash

Rangers are back in Scottish Cup action this weekend against Scottish Championship side Queen’s Park. The Gers take on the Spiders in the fifth round as they look to progress further in the tournament. Danny Rohl’s are aiming to get to the final at Hampden Park.

The Glasgow side won 5-1 at home against Kilmarnock last time out to boost their title hopes. James Tavernier, Bojan Miovski, Andreas Scov Olsen, Oliver Antman and Mikey Moore got their goals. They remain 2rd in the table behind Hearts and above Celtic as their attention switches to the cup for now.

What day is Rangers vs Queen’s Park on?

Rangers vs Queen’s Park is on Sunday 8th February 2026.

What time does Rangers vs Queen’s Park kick-off?

Rangers vs Queen’s Park kicks off at 14:00 UK time.

Is Rangers vs Queen’s Park on TV and what channel?

Yes. Rangers vs Queen’s Park is being shown live on Premier Sports 1. Subscribers of the channel will be able to stream live on television, mobile, laptop and tablet devices.

Rangers’s official X account will also be providing free up to date written updates on developments of the match for their followers.

Rangers vs Queen’s Park head-to-head in last 45 outings?

Rangers wins: 34

Draws: 5

Queens Park wins: 6

Rangers vs Queen’s Park form in last five games in all competitions?

Rangers: WWWLW

Queen’s Park: DLDWL

What has been said ahead of Rangers vs Queen’s Park?

Rangers coaching staff member Steven Smith has taken on media duties in place of Rohl and said the Gers will show respect to Queen’s Park: “It is fresh in the players’ minds and six or seven of them were here and involved in that game, starting or on the bench, last season. We won’t treat Queen’s Park lightly, we will treat them with the respect they deserve. We will prepare properly and the boys will be ready to go on Sunday.

“Danny (Rohl) has been excellent so far. The results from where we were, to where we are have been good. Performances are not perfect but we are back in a good position and the results have been important. Danny’s work ethic is superb, how he looks at opponents and our performance, be it in training and games.

“He has a great attention to detail too. We have a demanding support, but we are going to need them as they will play a big part. The message is everyone together and hopefully that’s what continues.”

Smith added: “You can feel there is an energy in the group. They have put themselves in a good position but one thing is we need to remember how we got here. It was a lot of hard work, taking it game by game, it is OK for everyone else to get carried away but we have to remember how we got here. In October, I said things could change quickly. I believed in the group, if momentum changed and that’s what has happened.”