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Last Updated: April 13, 2026 | 10:27 BST

James Tavernier playing for Rangers, Danny Rohl in a circular inset — Credit: Imago

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William Hill Premiership | Matchday 34

RANGERS

The Light Blues

MOTHERWELL

The Steelmen

Venue: Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow
Kick-off: Sunday 26 April, 15:00 BST
TV: Not televised

Referee: TBC

Next up: Rangers vs Motherwell

Rangers stayed on track in the Scottish Premiership in the most dramatic of circumstances, defeating Falkirk 6-3 in a nine-goal thriller. It was nervy at times, but it backed up victories over Aberdeen and Dundee United either side of the international break, and was particularly crucial as leaders Hearts and third-place Celtic were also winners as a thrilling title tussle heads towards a conclusion. Next up, Motherwell visit Ibrox on April 26 as the Gers look to come out on top. The Ibrox faithful sense an excellent opportunity to wrestle back the title having done fantastic work to get back in the race. It would be a remarkable achievement given the upheaval endured under Russell Martin at the start of the campaign, but the quest for 56 is well and truly alive.

Rangers: The Title Charge

Premiership • Sun 26 Apr

MOTHERWELL (H) 15:00

POST-SPLIT FIXTURES

Mon 04 May Hearts (A)

17:30

Sun 10 May – Old Firm Derby Celtic (A)

12:00

Wed 13 May Hibernian (H)

20:00

★ Season Finale ★

FALKIRK (A)

Sat 16 May • 12:30 PM

Post-split fixtures announced

Rangers will be kind of thankful for their post-split fixtures. It was always known that they were going to be playing away against league leaders Hearts and Old Firm rivals Celtic, but not having to play either of them in the last two matches of the campaign is a boost. On the final day, Celtic will be hosting Hearts at Parkhead, while the Gers will be in Falkirk. It’s a three-man shoot-out to win the title and those games against one another are bound to be critical.