What channel is Rangers v Braga? TV and live stream details for Europa League clash
How to watch Rangers v Braga
It is do-or-die for Rangers in the Europa League on Thursday night as they entertain Braga at Ibrox on matchday five.
After starting their campaign with four consecutive defeats, Rangers sit rock bottom of the Europa League table with zero points at the halfway stage.
Losses to Genk, Sturm Graz, Brann and Roma have left the Govan club facing an improbable mission of needing to win their four remaining matches to qualify for the knockout phase.
A home victory over their old foes from Portugal is essential but with trips to Ferencvaros and Porto still to come, either side of a final home match against Ludogorets, it will take a miraculous effort for Danny Rohl’s men to recover the damage that has already been inflicted.
Rangers have met Braga twice in recent times, defeating them 3-2 on aggregate in the Europa League quarter-finals en route to reaching the final in 2021-2022, while they also met in the round of 32 in 2019-20 with the Light Blues again coming out on top, 4-2 on aggregate.
Rangers go into the match on the back of a 2-1 win over Livingston on Saturday that closed the gap to leaders Hearts in the Scottish Premiership while Braga, who are seventh in Portugal’s top flight, defeated Nacional 4-2.
Rangers v Braga match details
The Europa League match between Rangers and Braga takes place at Ibrox Stadium on Thursday, November 27, 2025. Kick-off is 8pm.
Rangers v Braga TV channel
The match will be shown live on TNT Sports 3 with coverage starting at 7.45pm following on from the Feyenoord v Celtic game.
Rangers v Braga live stream
TNT Sports subscribers can stream the match live via the Discovery + website and app.
Rangers v Braga team news
Rangers have added Dujon Sterling to their squad for the remainder of the Europa League league phase after learning that Derek Cornelius will be out until at least the end of January. Striker Youssef Chermiti has returned to training after missing the weekend win over Livingston with a knock. John Souttar and Mikey Moore are sidelined by injury.
Rangers v Braga referee and VAR
Dutch referee Sebastian Gishamer will take charge of proceedings alongside assistants Rogier Honig and Johan Balder. Robin Hensgens is fourth official. Pol van Boekel of the Netherlands is on VAR duty, and will be assisted by Belgian Bram Van Driessche.
Rangers 23/10, Draw 5/2, Braga 132/100 - via oddschecker.com.
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