Aug 27, 2026 7:49 AM
Updated Aug 27, 2026 2:38 PM

Rangers take on FK Jablonec in the second leg of their Conference League qualifying play-off. Here are the kick-off time, television and live streaming details.

Rangers will start the second leg of their Conference League qualifying play-off against FK Jablonec with a slender one-goal lead, thanks to Ryan Naderi's only goal at Ibrox.

The Gers certainly have no room for complacency; rather, they will need to put up a highly demanding shift away from home tonight.

Jablonec have won all four of their home games so far this season and have conceded only once at the Stadion Střelnice since the start of the new campaign.

The Light Blues will seemingly have to break that streak if they are to secure European football this season and get into the Conference League proper for the first time in their history.  

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When and Where Is Rangers vs. FK Jablonec?

Rangers will take on the Czech side inside Stadion Střelnice, situated in Jablonec nad Nisou. The kick-off is scheduled for 5 pm BST (6 pm local time).

Rangers vs. Jablonec Kick-off Times

United Kingdom5 pm BST
Central Europe6 pm CEST
United States12 pm ET
India9:30 pm IST
Australia2 am AEST on Friday

How to Watch Rangers vs. Jablonec in the UK?

The match will not be broadcasted on any TV channel in the UK.

Although viewers can watch the game live on Rangers TV costing £10.99 for an individual pass.

However, the viewer must buy the pass for the game 90 minutes before kick-off.

Can Overseas Rangers Supporters Watch on RangersTV?

Rangers have officially confirmed that the match will be available live to RangersTV subscribers outside the UK.

Access can still be affected by territorial restrictions, so viewers should confirm availability through the service in their location before Friday’s kick-off.

Team News

The Teddy Bears will have to go into tonight's fixture without the services of Cammy Devlin and Nicolas Raskin.

Devlin was sent off during the Gers' first-leg encounter against Jablonec, whereas Raskin has been left out of the squad, as the Belgian midfielder looks to navigate his way out of Ibrox this summer.

On the other hand, Youssef Chermiti will remain sidelined due to the devastating ACL injury which he sustained against Hibernian recently.

Although there might be some relief for the manager after all, as center-back Ben Godfrey has reportedly travelled with the squad for the crucial return leg tie and could be brought on to the pitch if McInnes decides to move into a defensive formation during the later stages of the game.  

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