Falkirk vs Rangers: How to watch, TV channel and kick-off time

Falkirk host Rangers on Sunday as the Scottish Premiership split approaches.

Rangers secured a 4-2 win against Dundee United on Saturday, keeping up the momentum after the international break.

Danny Rohl’s side sit just a point behind league leaders Hearts, and will have the chance to climb to the top this weekend if the league leaders drop points against Motherwell.

Scoring eight goals across their two most recent league matches, the Gers are aiming to continue bolstering their goal difference as they travel to Falkirk – who they face away once again on the final day of the season.

If the Govan outfit are to keep the pressure on Hearts at the top, a win on Sunday is imperative for the visitors.

How to watch Falkirk vs Rangers

Falkirk secured a big win away at Motherwell last weekend, seeing John McGlynn’s side forge a nine point gap to Dundee United in seventh.

Rangers travel to the Falkirk Stadium knowing that a win could send them top if results elsewhere go their way, while they need to keep up the pace if this is not to be the case.

Fans not in attendance on Sunday will be able to catch the encounter via Sky Sports Football, while the option is there to stream the match via the Sky Go app.

Both clubs will offer their live audio streams, accessible via their official club channels, while BBC Radio Scotland and Clyde 1 Superscoreboard will also provide live coverage and analysis.

Rangers to further bolster goal difference amid title push

With Rangers locked together with both Hearts and Celtic, goal difference is set to become crucial for all three sides heading into the split.

This is something that has clearly been a focus at Ibrox in recent matches too, with Rohl’s side winning their last two by an aggregate scoreline of 8-3.

As of now, the Gers have the best goal difference tally in the division, with a slight lead over Hearts in this regard.

Heading into the split, Rangers have one more chance to continue bolstering this record before a tough run of fixtures to open the season’s crunch point.

Travelling to both Tynecastle and Celtic Park in the space of six days next month, Rohl’s side will have to continue keeping up the pace until then, with the mentioned run potentially deciding just who lifts the title in May.

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