It is the fourth of six league phase fixtures for the young side and their second against League Two opposition following a narrow defeat to Stirling Albion earlier this month.
Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the match:
OUR FORM
The young Gers began their KDM Evolution Trophy exploits with a comprehensive 4-0 win over Gala Fairydean Rovers last month.
It has been tough for the side since, falling to defeat at Bonnyrigg Rose before they were edged out by Stirling Albion at Forthbank Stadium on their previous outing.
On league duty, however, Rangers remain unbeaten this campaign after wins over Dundee United and Hibernian, while they also played out a 3-3 draw with Hearts.
OUR OPPONENTS
Clyde currently sit at the summit of League Two having won five of their opening eight games.
However, they have found victories difficult to come by in the KDM Evolution Trophy, having lost each of their first three fixtures.
Indeed, St. Mirren B prevailed at New Douglas Park last month, while they also lost out to Montrose and East Fife.
TEAM NEWS
The young Gers will be without several of their regulars in this competition owing to the upcoming set of international fixtures.
Rydnn McGuire, Alexander Smith, Aiden McCallion, Aiden Crilly and Max Cameron have all been selected for the Scotland Under-19s squad, while Coben Fergusson, Ruaridh Hall and Corey Ngwenya will jet off with the Under-17s side.
Callum Burnside has also been called up to the Northern Ireland Under-21s squad for their matches over the next fortnight.
HOW TO WATCH
Supporters wishing to attend can purchase their tickets here, priced at £10 for adults and £5 for under-18s when purchasing before matchday.
There is no designated turnstile for away fans. Instead, supporters should enter through the main door where tickets will be scanned.
Alternatively, you can stay up to date with the action on X @RFC_Youth where updates and post-match coverage will be provided, while RangersTV subscribers can enjoy match highlights.
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