Aug 20, 2026 4:50 PM

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

Following last weekend's brilliant display against St. Mirren in the League Cup, Rangers will now need to step up their game at Ibrox tonight, as a spot in Europe remains at stake.

It was only last week when the Gers got knocked out of the Europa League third qualifying round against Jagiellonia Byalistok as Derek McInnes' side lost 3-2 on aggregate over the two legs.

Now the Light Blues will have another chance at securing European football at Ibrox this season and qualify for the third tier of European football for the first time since its inception back in 2021.

Certainly not the level the Gers should be playing given their history, but failing to win against Jablonec over the two legs would most certainly cause immediate concern at Ibrox.

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When and Where Is Rangers vs. FK Jablonec?

Rangers will take on the Czech side inside Ibrox Stadium, the Gers' home ground situated in Govan, Glasgow. The kick-off is scheduled for 7:45 pm BST.

Rangers vs. Jablonec Kick-off Times

United Kingdom7:45 pm BST
Central Europe8:45 pm CES
United States2:45 pm ET
India12:15 am IST on Friday
Australia4:45 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.

One who intends to buy a pass for both the legs will need pay a discounted price of £16.99.

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

Rangers have included both of their latest signings, James Penrice and Kosta Nedeljkovic, for their Conference League tie against Jablonec.

Penrice made an immediate impact against St. Mirren last Sunday, as he scored his first goal in Rangers colors and also provided an assist on the night.

Ben Godfrey, another of the Gers' summer additions, is currently recovering from the hamstring injury which he received against Dundee United during the Light Blues' opening Scottish Premiership game of the season.

McInnes recently talked about the centre-back's chances of playing in the tie, saying, "Ben will be registered in the European squad as it stands. He might not be fully fit for Thursday, but I think he will certainly be at the second leg as it stands."  

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