Here is your full lowdown ahead of tonight’s match in Glasgow. What time does Rangers vs Liverpool start? Rangers vs Liverpool will take place tonight (Wednesday, October 12). Kick-off at Ibrox will be at 8pm. Liverpool will expect a fierce atmosphere in Glasgow (Picture: Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/Getty Images)How to watch Rangers vs Liverpool on TV and live stream The Group A encounter will be shown live on BT Sport 2 and BT Sport Ultimate, with coverage getting underway on both channels from 6. 30pm. A live stream will also be available to BT customers who will be able to view the match online via the BT Sport website and app. BT Sport have the exclusive rights to show live Champions League matches in the UK. Subscriptions to the service start from £16 a month, which includes all BT Sport channels plus BoxNation, the BT Sport app, and a recordable TV box. Fans can also purchase the Big Sport package at £41 a month, which includes everything you see above as well as all 11 Sky Sports channels, a NOW Sports Membership, and Eurosport 1 and 2.
The Welsh winger is expected to be out for a while, possibly returning in the New Year. He joins the team’s other long-term casualties John Souttar (Achilles), Filip Helander (foot), Ianis Hagi (knee), Nnamdi Ofoborh (heart condition). Midfielder Glen Kamara is reported to be carrying a knock and his fitness will be assessed on the day of the game. Van Bronckhorst’s only other concern is who will lead his attack.
com, BT Sport Ultimate, BT Sport 2, BT Sport App, LiveScore AppFind out who is showing Rangers vs Liverpool elsewhere in the world. Text coverage of Rangers vs Liverpool, for info no matter where you areYou can follow all the action live from Ibrox as Rangers take on Liverpool here on AS USA, with our minute-by-minute coverage. We’ll be building up to kick-off from an hour before with team news, stats and analysis.
Liverpool’s dire season continued in the dramatic 3-2 defeat to Arsenal on Sunday to leave the Reds slumped down in tenth position in the Premier League. Jurgen Klopp’s attention will now turn to guiding Liverpool one step closer to the Champions League knock-out rounds in front of a fierce atmosphere north of the boarder. Liverpool sit in second place in Group A, just three points ahead of Ajax at the halfway point in the group. Rangers have had a torrid time since returning to the Champions League for the first time in 12 years. The Scots have shipped nine goals in their three defeats and are yet to even register a goal.
Full screenRangers get ready for Liverpool. (Photo by Andy Buchanan / AFP) (Photo by ANDY BUCHANAN/AFP via Getty Images)ANDY BUCHANANGettyRangers vs Liverpool: match previewDomestically, things couldn’t be going much better for Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s Rangers. His side have lost just once in the first nine games in the Scottish Premiership and had they not conceded a late goal to be held by Hibs in Week 4, they would now be sharing top spot in the table with Celtic. But it’s been a different story altogether in the Champions League - three defeats from three games has left the Scottish side bottom of Group A on zero points and without even having scored in the competition.
Text coverage of Rangers vs Liverpool, for info no matter where you areYou can follow all the action live from Ibrox as Rangers take on Liverpool here on AS USA, with our minute-by-minute coverage. We’ll be building up to kick-off from an hour before with team news, stats and analysis. Full screenRangers get ready for Liverpool. (Photo by Andy Buchanan / AFP) (Photo by ANDY BUCHANAN/AFP via Getty Images)ANDY BUCHANANGettyRangers vs Liverpool: match previewDomestically, things couldn’t be going much better for Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s Rangers. His side have lost just once in the first nine games in the Scottish Premiership and had they not conceded a late goal to be held by Hibs in Week 4, they would now be sharing top spot in the table with Celtic. But it’s been a different story altogether in the Champions League - three defeats from three games has left the Scottish side bottom of Group A on zero points and without even having scored in the competition.
See offers and buy a package on the BT Sport website. Rangers face an uphill task against Liverpool (Picture: Visionhaus/Getty Images)What is the Rangers and Liverpool team news? Liverpool will be without Luis Diaz who will be sidelined until December with the knee injury sustained during the defeat to Arsenal on Sunday. Diaz will not return until after the World Cup but the Colombian will not need to undergo surgery. Trent Alexander-Arnold is expected to miss around two to three weeks due to the twisted ankle suffered at the Emirates.
Saturday’s 4-0 league win against St. Mirren will have kept spirits up within the side and they will have vociferous home support behind them against Liverpool but if the truth be told Van Bronckhorst’s troops have looked out of their depth in Europe’s blue ribbon club competition. The opposite can be said about tonight’s guests, Liverpool. Klopp’s team were challengers for the Premier League last season and pushed the eventual champions Manchester City all the way. The German coach is as baffled as anyone as to why his side have entered a bizarre downward spiral which has left them well off the pace in the league. Liverpool have already suffered two defeats - the same amount during the whole of last season, and half the number of draws - four. Mid-table in 10th, it will be extremely difficult if not impossible now for them to claw their way back into the title race. In Europe, the outlook is a little rosier for Liverpool - despite the 4-1 thrashing to Napoli in the opening group game.
Midfielder Glen Kamara is reported to be carrying a knock and his fitness will be assessed on the day of the game. Van Bronckhorst’s only other concern is who will lead his attack. Alfredo Morelos started upfront for Gers last week at Anfield but he could make way for free-scoring Antonio Colak, who bagged back-to-back braces against Hearts and St. Mirren in his last two league outings. Liverpool meanwhile have been having a nightmare with injuries and an already dire situation just keeps getting even worse.
Rangers vs Liverpool: how to watch on TV, stream online in US/UK and around the worldRangers have yet to pick up a point or even score a goal after three matchdays in this year’s Champions League and host last year’s runners-up Liverpool this evening with the threat of being eliminated from the competition. If they lose to Klopp’s team and Ajax beat Napoli, their European adventure will effectively be over. Tonight’s game at Ibrox, Glasgow, kicks off at 20:00 hours local time (CEST) - that’s 3 p.
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Mid-table in 10th, it will be extremely difficult if not impossible now for them to claw their way back into the title race. In Europe, the outlook is a little rosier for Liverpool - despite the 4-1 thrashing to Napoli in the opening group game. They have managed to make up lost ground and are currently second in the table on six points, three points adrift of the leaders. Nevertheless, the battle for the top two places remains open and the Reds’ chance of progressing will hinge on their final two games - away to Ajax and at home to Napoli. Full screenRoberto Firmino in Monday's session in Kirkby. (Photo by Nick Taylor/Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty Images)Nick Taylor/Liverpool FCGettyRangers vs Liverpool: team newsTom Lawrence’s injury troubles continue after he suffered a new setback in training last week.
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Saturday’s 4-0 league win against St. Mirren will have kept spirits up within the side and they will have vociferous home support behind them against Liverpool but if the truth be told Van Bronckhorst’s troops have looked out of their depth in Europe’s blue ribbon club competition. The opposite can be said about tonight’s guests, Liverpool. Klopp’s team were challengers for the Premier League last season and pushed the eventual champions Manchester City all the way. The German coach is as baffled as anyone as to why his side have entered a bizarre downward spiral which has left them well off the pace in the league. Liverpool have already suffered two defeats - the same amount during the whole of last season, and half the number of draws - four.
m. EDT or 12 noon PDT. Check out what time the game kicks off no matter where you are in the world. Where can I watch Rangers versus Liverpool in the US and UK? In the US and UK, the following television channels and online services will be broadcasting Rangers vs Liverpool:US: ViX, Paramount+, SiriusXM FCUK: BBC Radio 5 Live, BTSport.
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