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Jack Dawson

Fri 27 February 2026 10:55, UK

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Rangers are set to host Celtic on Sunday in a vital Old Firm derby clash in the race for the Scottish Premiership title.

It is the fourth meeting between the two sides this season, with each side registering one win, one draw and one loss to date.

However, Sunday’s clash at Ibrox is certainly the biggest game yet, with both sides having the potential to kick their rivals out of the title race, while boosting their own credentials.

As a result, many fans from both sides and across Scotland are keen to watch the match, with Football Insider explaining below everything you need to know.

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How to watch Rangers vs Celtic

With both sides dropping points on the weekend, it is crucial for both Danny Rohl and Martin O’Neill that they get back to winning ways in the division on the weekend.

The Old Firm derby this weekend is set to be broadcast live on Sky Sports Football.

Coverage begins at 11am, ready for kick-off at 12pm.

The match can also be livestreamed from the Sky Sports app, which is available on many laptops, tablets and smartphones to those with a valid subscription.

Fans can also listen to live radio coverage of the match through BBC Sportsound, with the broadcast beginning at 11am.

For those who are unable to watch or listen to the match, highlights will be made available on YouTube via Sky Sports Football following the full-time whistle.

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Celtic’s record at Ibrox explained

Celtic’s record at Ibrox in recent years is not great.

Rangers are unbeaten in their last four meetings at their home ground, even winning 3-0 at the start of 2025.

Celtic’s last win at Ibrox came in September 2023, when they overcame their Old Firm rivals 1-0.

However, Hearts fans will be keen to see a repeat of the last two Old Firm derbies at Ibrox, which both ended in draws.

Going into the match, it remains to be seen if Celtic’s Europa League match on Thursday will give them a disadvantage going into the tie, or if they will be able to pull off a surprise victory and further damage Rangers’ Scottish Premiership title hopes.

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