Rangers begin their Scottish Cup journey on Sunday afternoon and they couldn’t have been handed an easier tie to kick things off.
The Light Blues suffered an agonising defeat to Celtic in the Scottish Cup final last season, so their aim will be to go one step further this season.
In fact, this is a very important competition for manager Philippe Clement and his future at Ibrox.
It is Rangers‘ only realistic opportunity to win silverware this season and the Belgian needs to go all the way to avoid his first trophy-less campaign as Gers boss.
Highland League side Fraserburgh are the opposition this weekend and nothing other than a very comfortable victory will be expected of Rangers.
Fraserburgh entered the competition at the first round and earned their way to Ibrox after victories over Rothes, Turriff United and Annan Athletic.
Below, Rangers News provide you with everything there is to know about Rangers vs Fraserburgh including how to watch live on TV, team and injury news plus the appointed officials.
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Rangers vs Fraserburgh kick-off time
Rangers host Fraserburgh at Ibrox in the Scottish Cup fourth round on Sunday, January 19. Kick-off in Govan is at 2:15pm GMT.
Rangers vs Fraserburgh TV channel
Rangers vs Fraserburgh will be broadcast live on TV. You will be able to watch the game on BBC One Scotland or the iPlayer. Coverage begins at 1:45pm GMT which is half an hour before kick-off.
Rangers supporters living outside the UK and Ireland can watch the Fraserburgh cup tie on RangersTV provided you have an international subscription.
If you are out and about, you can listen to live BBC Sportsound radio commentary of the game. The coverage comes after Falkirk vs Raith Rovers.
Rangers team & injury news
Philippe Clement spoke to the media on Friday and intimated that goalkeeper Jack Butland may be able to make the matchday squad against Fraserburgh.
Butland has been missing due to suffering an internal bleed in his leg at the start of the year. Elsewhere, Oscar Cortes has endured another injury setback with Brazilian striker Danilo also out.
John Souttar, Neraysho Kasanwirjo, Dujon Sterling and Tom Lawrence are the other injury absentees.
Referee & VAR
The officials for Rangers vs Fraserburgh have been confirmed by the SFA. The on-field referee will be Iain Sneddon and he will be assisted by David Dunne and Sean Carr.
Andrew Dallas will be the VAR while Andrew McWilliam has been confirmed as the AVAR.
