Rangers get their Scottish Premiership campaign underway with a trip to Motherwell, as next season’s fixtures are confirmed.
The Gers kick off the new season on Friday, 2 August at 5:30pm, live on Sky Sports.
After that, they host Dundee on 9 August before travelling to St Mirren on 23 August.
The first Old Firm Derby of the campaign comes after that. Rangers welcome Celtic to Ibrox at midday on 31 August, again shown live on Sky Sports.
The return fixture at Celtic Park is scheduled for 3 January at 12:30pm.
Former Southampton boss Russell Martin was announced as Rangers manager earlier this month.
The ex-Scotland international defender has made it clear he intends to bring success back to the club.
After his appointment, he said: “I’m here to set standards, work hard and do my very best to earn the respect of the Rangers fans.
“There’s a lot to be done, but the goal is clear: win matches, win trophies and give Rangers fans a team that they can be proud of.”
But as well as the Old Firm games, Martin will have to negotiate some tough opponents.
None more so than Hibernian, whom they play away on 29 October and at home on 13 December.
Rangers host Hearts on 13 September, with the away fixture on 20 December.
Below is the full set of Rangers Scottish Premiership fixtures for 2025-26.
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Rangers Fixtures and Schedule 2025-26 For Scottish Premiership
Note: All fixtures are subject to change.
August
- 2: Motherwell (a) – 5.30pm, live on Sky Sports
- 9: Dundee (h) – 5.45pm
- 23: St Mirren (a) – 3pm
- 31: Celtic (h) – 12pm, live on Sky Sports
September
- 13: Hearts (h) – 3pm
- 27: Livingston (a) – 3pm
October
- 4: Falkirk (a) – 3pm
- 18: Dundee United (h) – 3pm
- 25: Kilmarnock (h) – 3pm
- 29: Hibernian (a) – 7.45pm
November
- 1: Aberdeen (h) – 3pm
- 8: Dundee (a) – 3pm
- 22: Livingston (h) – 3pm
- 29: Falkirk (h) – 3pm
December
- 3: Dundee United (a) – 7.45pm
- 6: Kilmarnock (a) – 3pm
- 13: Hibernian (h) – 3pm
- 20: Hearts (a) – 3pm
- 27: Motherwell (h) – 3pm
- 30: St Mirren (h) – 7.45pm
January
- 3: Celtic (a) 12.30pm, live on Sky Sports
- 10: Aberdeen (a) – 3pm
- 24: Dundee (h) – 3pm
- 31: Hibernian (a) – 3pm
February
- 4: Kilmarnock (h) – 7.45pm
- 11: Motherwell (a) – 7.45pm
- 14: Hearts (h) – 3pm
- 21: Livingston (a) – 3pm
- 28: Celtic (h) – 3pm
March
- 14: St Mirren (a) – 3pm
- 21: Aberdeen (h) – 3pm
April
- 4: Dundee United (h) – 3pm
- 11: Falkirk (a) – 3pm
Last season ultimately ended in disappointment for Rangers. Finishing a distant second to rivals Celtic in the title race, they ended the season trophy-less after losing on penalties against their old foes in the Scottish League Cup final.
But with the news that a US consortium completed a Rangers takeover, there is renewed hope around Ibrox.
Celtic are still firm favourites for the title, though. The best UK betting sites put the Hoops at 2/5, with Rangers 9/4 outsiders.
