Rangers kick off their Scottish Premiership season against Hearts this weekend.
Philippe Clement's side travel to Tynecastle on the opening day of the league season.
Rangers and Hearts will take centre stage in the first kick-off in the Scottish Premiership with a 12.30pm start time in the capital.
Everything you need to know about Hearts vs Rangers...
When is Hearts vs Rangers?
Hearts host Rangers on Saturday, August 3.
The match will be played at Tynecastle.
Kick-off is at 12.30pm.
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Is Hearts vs Rangers on TV?
Yes. The match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
Coverage will begin at 11.30am on Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event.
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Can I live stream Hearts vs Rangers?
Yes. Sky Sports subscribers can watch the match live with a subscription.
Alternatively, you can buy a NOW TV sports pass to watch the match live. You can sign up HERE.
Hearts TV and Rangers TV subscribers outside of the UK and Ireland can watch the match live through the respective club channels.
Who do Rangers face in their next five matches?
Hearts vs Rangers - Saturday, August 3
Dynamo Kyiv/FK Partizan vs Rangers - Tuesday, August 6
Rangers vs Motherwell - Saturday, August 10
Rangers vs Dynamo Kyiv/FK Partizan - Tuesday, August 13
Rangers vs St Johnstone - Saturday, August 17
What were Rangers' scores in pre-season?
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