RANGERS will face Galatasaray at Ibrox on Thursday in a one-off play-off tie with a place in the group stages of the Europa League up for grabs for the winner.
It's a tricky tie for the Ibrox outfit, who are bidding to make it through the qualification process for the third consecutive season.
Their Turkish opponents will arrive in Govan with a fair deal of pedigree, and Steven Gerrard knows this final qualifier will be one of the most difficult of his time in charge of Rangers.
Here's how you can tune in and watch the game.
Is it on TV?
The game can be purcahsed from Rangers TV, as seen below.
Thursday’s @EuropaLeague play-off will be LIVE on RangersTV. Full details to follow.
— RangersTV (@RangersTV) September 29, 2020
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Is there a live stream?
Yes, there is! Rangers TV subscribers will be able to tune in and watch all the action at Ibrox, while non-subscribers can buy a pass for the game and stream the match through the Rangers TV website.
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