Rangers vs Porto TV channel, live stream and kick-off details as Europa League season comes to a close
Rangers will travel to face Porto this week for their final Europa League clash of the season
Rangers will play out their final Europa League match of the season this week. It’s a dead rubber clash for Danny Rohl’s side, as they are mathematically unable to reach the play-off bracket.
However, that won’t stop the Gers manager from pushing for a positive result. The Light Blues are on an impressive eight-game winning streak and will be hoping to add to that, or at least remain unbeaten against Porto.
As Rangers prepare for their away trip, we’ve put together everything you need to know so you don’t miss the action.
When is Porto vs Rangers?
Rangers will make the trip to Portugal for their last European game of the season. Porto will host them at Estadio do Dragao on Thursday, January 29th. Kick-off is scheduled for 8pm GMT.
Is Porto vs Rangers on TV?
Yes, Rangers fans will be able to catch the active live on TV on Thursday. The Europa League is partnered with multiple broadcasting companies to provide coverage around the world. Rangers’ clash will be shown on channel TNT Sports 5.
TNT Sports can be added to existing Sky TV and BT broadband deals. You can find out how to subscribe to TNT Sports here.
Porto vs Rangers live stream details
TNT Sports’ official streaming partner is discovery+ and you can opt to watch the Rangers match directly via the platform. Streaming is available to access on laptops, tablets and smart phones, as well as compatible televisions.
Subscription options are available from £30.99 per month, or the equivalent of £25.49 per month via a yearly instalment. You can find out more here.
Rangers to bow out of the Europa League
After a tough run in the Europa League, Rangers’ journey is coming to an end for this season. Rohl’s side are currently sat in 31st in the league table with just four points on the board.
Only the top 24 teams have the chance of reaching the knockout stages. After the top eight go through automatically, places nine through to 24 will compete in the play-offs for the final eight places.
There is currently four points between Rangers and 24th, so they are unable to reach the play-off bracket. Regardless, a win will keep the team ticking ahead of their Scottish Premiership clash with Hibs at the weekend.