What channel is Rangers v West Ham on? TV, live stream details for pre-season friendly at Ibrox
Full details ahead of the pre-season clash between Rangers and West Ham United at Ibrox.
Rangers will end their pre-season preparations with an intriguing clash against West Ham United this weekend as they welcome the EFL Championship side to Ibrox on Sunday afternoon.
Derek McInnes’ men head into the game on the back of their 2-1 win over Ligue 2 outfit Saint-Etienne on Wednesday night, where a new-look Rangers side sealed a narrow win thanks to penalties from Lawrence Shankland and Thelo Aasgaard in each half.
Following an extremely active summer transfer window, fans will hope to catch a glimpse of new signings such as Shankland, Dan Neil, Cammy Devlin and Ben Godfrey once again, with Serbian international Vanja Dragojevic in line to make his debut following his £4million move from Partizan Belgrade on Thursday.


As for their visitors, West Ham, the recently relegated side will bring a strong squad to Glasgow for the clash, with England international Jarrod Bowen expected to play some part. New arrival Keiber Lamadrid could also take part following his £1million move from Deportivo La Guaira.
Want to catch every minute of Rangers' pre-season friendly vs West Ham? Here are all the details ahead of the match, including how to watch live:
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Rangers vs West Ham match details
- Date and Time: Sunday 26 July 2026. Kick-off: 4pm.
- Venue: Ibrox, Glasgow, Scotland.
Rangers vs West Ham TV channel
The game has not been chosen for broadcast in the UK and Republic of Ireland, and will only be able to view via streaming services. More on that below.
Rangers vs West Ham live stream
For those who want to stream the game on your smart TV, laptop, tablet or mobile phone, the game will be streamed via the club’s streaming service RangersTV for those subscribed to the service. The game is also available as a pay-per-view option, priced at £8.99. Details on how to access the stream, prices and how to sign up are available here.
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