Is St Mirren vs Rangers on TV? Channel, live stream, kick-off time, referee, team news and latest betting odds
RANGERS are licking their wounds after a tough week - but St Mirren have it in their power to pile on the misery.
The Ibrox side were beaten 3-1 by Aberdeen in their last league outing – a result that saw manager Michael Beale pay with his job.
Steven Davis was handed the reins on an interim basis for the midweek trip to Cyprus to take on Aris Limassol in the Europa League.
But things went from bad to worse for the Light Blues as they were beaten 2-1 to put a dent in their last 32 prospects.
Now they face a tricky trip to Paisley to face a St Mirren side who are currently three points above them in the Premiership table.
Stephen Robinson’s men have enjoyed a storming start to the season and remain, alongside Celtic, one of only two undefeated sides in the division.
Saints were a formidable force at home last season as they claimed a top-six berth and it ought to be a thriller at the SMISA Stadium this weekend.
When does St Mirren versus Rangers take place?
- St Mirren versus Rangers takes place TOMORROW, Sunday October 8
- The match kick offs at 12pm
- The match takes place at the SMISA Stadium in Paisley
How can I watch St Mirren vs Rangers?
- St Mirren versus Rangers will be broadcast live in the UK on Sky Sports
- Coverage begins on Sky Sports Football at 11am
- BBC Scotland will be showing highlights on Sportscene on BBC1 from 7.15pm
- Alternatively, follow all of the action on our live matchday blog
Who is the referee for St Mirren vs Rangers? And who is on VAR duties?
- Nick Walsh will be the man in the middle for St Mirren vs Rangers
- His assistant referees are David Roome and Dougie Potter
- Grant Irvine is the fourth official
- Steven Kirkland is on VAR assisted by Jonathan Bell
Team news
St Mirren have a near clean bill of health for the match with only long-term casualty Jonah Ayunga unavailable for selection.
Scott Wright is suspended for Rangers after his red card against Aberdeen last weekend. Rabbi Matondo, Kieran Dowell, Todd Cantwell, Tom Lawrence and Danilo are all expected to miss the match due to injury.
Latest Odds*
St Mirren 5/1
Draw 7/2
Rangers 1/2
*Odds with Bet365 as at Friday October 6
