How to watch Rangers vs Hearts and who is the referee: TV details, live stream and kick-off for Ibrox cracker

Hearts face a huge clash in the Premiership title race this weekend when they travel to second placed Rangers.

The scene has been set for the Jambos to move eight points clear of Danny Rohl’s side if they can claim a second win at Ibrox this season, having defeated Russell Martin’s Light Blues in September. Rangers have improved under their new boss but slipped up at Motherwell midweek and Hearts’ derby win against Hibs has opened up a five-point gap between the pair.

We’re approaching the part of the season where games are defining outcomes in May, with this match certainly falling under that bracket, and it’s no surprise it’s been picked up for TV coverage. Here’s all you need to know ahead of the game at Ibrox between Rangers and Hearts.

When is Rangers vs Hearts?

Rangers vs Hearts is a Premiership clash that takes place on February 15th at Ibrox stadium. Kick-off is 4:30PM.

Will Rangers vs Hearts be broadcast live on TV?

Yes, the match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Ultra HDR. If you are an existing Sky TV customer, the sports package can be added to your subscription for a fee of £20 per month. If you aren’t already a customer, you can join Sky TV with Sky Sports included for £35 per month on a 24-month contract. You can find out more about TV and sport packages here.

Can I live stream Rangers vs Hearts?

Yes, fans will be able to watch Hearts vs Rangers via the Sky Go app. NOW TV also offers live stream access for Sky Sports coverage and you can get a monthly streaming subscription from £28 per month, or via a Day Membership, which provides 24-hour access to all Sky Sports channels for a one-off payment of £14.99.

Alternatively, you can keep up to date with the action right here at the Evening News! Our man in the know, Barry Anderson, will be at Ibrox where you can read his report and ratings bang on the full time whistle on top of post match reaction.

Who is the referee for Rangers vs Hearts?

Don Robertson will be the man in the middle at Ibrox, assisted by Jonathan Bell and Graeme Stewart. VAR duties fall to Kevin Clancy with Andrew Dallas backing him up.

What has Derek McInnes said ahead of Hearts vs Rangers?

Speaking after derby victory against Hibs, Hearts head coach Derek McInnes said: “I think supporters will probably feel the way I do, that there's something going to happen. We can recognise that we're not always great, and I've said this, and I'm not pretending we're great, but you don't stay at the top of the league with just having desire. The desire is there in spades but we normally can play better, and we normally have far more pressure. We normally get more goalscoring opportunities but, even if we don't play well, we still think there's something there for us.”