After a period of rest from competitive action throughout much of January, Rangers are back in the thick of the domestic action.
Philippe Clement’s side will play their third game inside a week away to St Mirren on Saturday as they continue to hunt down Celtic at the summit of the Scottish Premiership.
A victory against the Buddies will lift Gers to within two points of their arch-rivals before they face Ross County at Parkhead just a few hours later.
Here, Rangers News provide you with everything there is to know about the clash against St Mirren including how to watch on TV, the latest team news and injury round-up and our score prediction.
When is St Mirren vs Rangers?
Rangers make the short trip to Paisley where they will face St Mirren on Saturday, January 27. The Scottish Premiership clash at the SMiSA Stadium will kick-off at 12.30pm.
Is St Mirren vs Rangers on TV?
Yes, Rangers fans can watch the league encounter on the Sky Sports Main Event and Football channels. The programme will commence at 12pm.
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Rangers supporters living outside the UK and Ireland can watch the St Mirren game on RangersTV provided they have an international subscription package.
If you are out and about, you can listen to live BBC Sportsound radio commentary of St Mirren vs Rangers. The programme will begin at 12pm.
Rangers team news and injuries
Philippe Clement addressed the media on Friday to provide an overview of the injury situation ahead of the St Mirren Scottish Premiership meeting.
The manager provided three key updates on Todd Cantwell, Nico Raskin and Alex Lowry.
Prediction: St Mirren 0-2 Rangers.
Rangers are in a great spot at the moment and fans will be enthused by the return to competitive action after the winter break.
Abdallah Sima’s heartbreaking injury could yet be significant but the signs are that we can cope just fine without him. Cyriel Dessers is just about proving he can score goals for the side and we’ll need him to carry that threat in Paisley.
St Mirren’s bubble has burst after such a great start to the season but will still pose a difficult challenge. They’ve given Rangers and Celtic tough encounters at home but we should have enough to record another big three points.
