Sep 20, 2026 7:45 AM
Rangers take on Celtic as they look to tame their cross-town rivals in back-to-back games. Here are the kick-off time, television and live streaming details.
Rangers gear up to take on Celtic in the second Glasgow derby of the month as they look to close the five-point gap between themselves and their cross-town rivals
The Gers will certainly go into tonight's game with higher confidence levels than before last weekend's League Cup clash at Ibrox, where they picked up a dominant 3-0 victory over the Celts to qualify for the semi-finals of the tournament.
However the Light Blues will have to get through the entire 90 minutes without the support of their fans at Celtic Park just as their rivals did at Ibrox last Sunday.
When and Where Is Celtic vs. Rangers?
Rangers will take on their cross-town rivals Celtic inside Celtic Park without any away supporters. The kick-off is scheduled for 12 pm BST.
Celtic vs. Rangers Kick-off times
| United Kingdom | 12 pm BST |
|---|---|
| Central Europe | 1 pm CEST |
| United States | 7 am ET |
| Australia | 9 pm AEST |
| India | 4:30 pm IST |
How to Watch Celtic vs. Rangers?
| United Kingdom | Premier Sports 1 and Premier Sports website/app |
|---|---|
| United States | Paramount+, CBS Sports Network |
| Australia | beIN SPORTS and beIN SPORTS CONNECT |
| Canada | Tenor Sports |
The Gers will be without the services of three of their top attacking options as Youssef Chermiti, Lawrence Shankland and Daisuke Yokota will all miss tomorrow's crucial fixture at Ibrox due to their long-term injury problems.
On top of that, Derek McInnes might have to go into the game without some of his top performers this campaign, as the Rangers manager recently mentioned Ryan Naderi, Tuur Rommens and another unnamed player as doubtful (h/t Glasgow Times) for Sunday's clash against the Celts.
However, despite the Gers' recent injury woes, the Celts are certainly not the clear favourites going into the game following their recent defeat to Ferencvaros in the Europa League.
Nonetheless, today's Glasgow derby is expected to be another nail-biter, unlike the one-sided victory for the Light Blues last Sunday.
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