Derbies & festive schedule - Rangers' standout games
The first Old Firm derby of the 2025-26 Scottish Premiership season will be at Ibrox on Sunday, 31 August. Russell Martin's side host Celtic in a 12:00 BST kick-off.Rangers travel to Celtic Park on Saturday, 3 January for the new year derby and the Glasgow rivals' final pre-split meeting is pencilled in for Saturday, 28 February.What about the festive schedule? Rangers' last match before Christmas is away to Hearts on Saturday, 20 December then Martin's men round off 2025 with home games against Motherwell and St Mirren.Rangers complete the pre-split campaign away to newly-promoted Falkirk on Saturday, 11 April.Looking at the fixture list, where do you think Rangers will be after 10 games? Have your say here.
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