Fans are reminded that smartcards are not active for this fixture. In order to enter the stadium, you will need to download your ticket to your mobile device or print your ticket (making sure it is not too big to fit in the turnstile system!). For fans who use the Continuous Credit Card Scheme, your e-tickets were sent via email on Thursday 24 July and for everyone else, your tickets were sent within your confirmation email.
If you need to speak to someone at the ticket office, it will be open Friday 25 July, 10:00 – 16:00 and Saturday 26 July, 10:00 until kick-off. You can also get in touch with Supporter Services via Ask Rangers to help with any query you might have.
We have yet another packed matchday programme available for this game from our vendors around the stadium footprint at the game. The Men’s first-team feature this midweek comes from winger Oscar Cortes who speaks for the first time to detail his determination to deliver under Head Coach Russell Martin following an injury-interrupted first full campaign in Glasgow, there's also exclusives with Emmanual Fernandez, Josh Gentles, the lowdown on the opposition and much more.
Due to a significant reduction in on-site parking capacity, we’re unfortunately unable to offer general supporter parking to purchase or pay at the gate on matchday. Please consider alternative travel options which you can read about HERE.
The Rangers Fan Zone, Presented By Experience Kissimmee will open at 11:00, with live entertainment, a bar and food stalls. For this game we have a special appearance by Kevin Thomson, and before the game you can watch British Lions face off against the Wallabies in the penultimate Test of their tour of Australia. Entry is free by showing a valid match ticket, on a first-come, first-served basis and we'll have current and former players on the stage before the game.
The Rangers Charity Foundation’s official bucket collection for this fixture will be Cystic Fibrosis Trust. Cystic Fibrosis Trust are working towards a brighter future for everyone living with cystic fibrosis by funding cutting-edge research, driving up standards of care and supporting people with the condition and their loved ones every step of the way. They have a helpline for support, or just someone to talk to. The charity offers a range of financial help for people with cystic fibrosis and their families, including grants and support with applying for benefits.
Don't forget too that there's a full breakdown of everything you need to know for attending the match at Ibrox tonight on the website HERE.