What channel is Rangers v Aberdeen? TV and live stream plus team news, referee and VAR
How to watch Rangers v Aberdeen
Rangers can move above Celtic into second place and within three points of leaders Hearts with a victory over managerless Aberdeen at Ibrox on Tuesday.
Danny Rohl’s side thrust themselves firmly back into the Scottish Premiership title mix with a 3-1 victory over their Old Firm rivals at Celtic Park on Saturday.
They will look to follow that up with another three points against a Dons side who will be under the guidance of interim manager Peter Leven following the sacking of Jimmy Thelin on Sunday.
Thelin was dismissed just seven months after lifting the Scottish Cup following a run of of four defeats in five matches which left Aberdeen eighth in the table, 19 points off the top.
The match is the first of a league double-header between the two sides with Rangers travelling to Pittodrie on Sunday.
Rangers v Aberdeen match details
The Scottish Premiership match between Rangers and Aberdeen takes place at Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. Kick-off is 8pm.
Rangers v Aberdeen TV channel
The match will be shown live on Sky Sports Football with coverage starting at 7pm. Highlights will appear on Sportscene on BBC One Scotland at 10.40pm.
Rangers v Aberdeen live stream
Sky Sports subscribers can watch the match via the Sky Go app. Non-subscribers can purchase a Sky Sports day membership from Now TV for £14.99.
Rangers v Aberdeen team news
Rangers defender Nasser Djiga is at the Africa Cup of Nations. Derek Cornelius, Nedim Bajrami and Oliver Antman remain out with muscle injuries.
Aberdeen have a fitness doubt over Adil Aouchiche and are still missing defenders Gavin Molloy and Kristers Tobers with knee injuries.
Rangers v Aberdeen referee and VAR
Nick Walsh has been appointed match referee. Assistant referees are Daniel McFarlane and Ross Macleod. Andrew Dallas is on VAR duty and will be assisted by Graeme Leslie.
Rangers 3/5, Draw 17/5, Aberdeen 11/2 - via oddschecker.com.
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