Rangers v Ross County live stream, Wednesday 11 May, 7.45pm BST
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Rangers’ Scottish Premiership title hopes are all-but over, but they will be looking to build momentum against European hopefuls Ross County ahead of a crucial period where they will compete in the Scottish Cup and Europa League finals.
Although Celtic are yet to be mathematically assured of taking the league crown off the Gers, it’s a formality at this stage.
The Bhoys are six points ahead of their rivals with two games remaining, and their goal difference is better by 20 goals, meaning it would take a miracle for the Ibrox club to get back into contention.
Rangers are already assured of a top-two finish, but they will be using the visit of the Highlanders as a chance to continue their good form and keep key players fresh.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s side earned a place in the Europa League final with a stunning 3-1 win over RB Leipzig in Glasgow last week, and they will face Eintracht Frankfurt for the trophy in Seville on 18 May.
Three days later, the Gers will take on Hearts at Hampden Park for the Scottish Cup.
Visiting County still have a lot to play for, as they sit in sixth place, one point behind Motherwell and three behind Dundee United, and the Staggies desperately need points to achieve their dream of a first-ever European campaign.
The side finishing fourth in the Scottish Premiership will earn a place in the Europa Conference League third qualifying round, while the fifth-placed team will enter the third-tier UEFA competition at the second qualifying round stage.
Disappointment awaits for the team that comes in sixth, as they will miss out on Europe altogether.
Kick-off is at 7.45pm BST on Wednesday 11 May, and the game is being broadcast live by Rangers TV. See below for international broadcast options.
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