Michael Beale will be eyeing up a quick reaction as his side play for the first time since the League Cup Final.
The Rangers boss suffered his first loss in the dug out as his troops lost out 2-1 to Old Firm rivals Celtic at Hampden with the first trophy of the domestic campaign heading to Parkhead. Kyogo Furuhash was the hero at the national stadium as his double helped Ange Postecoglou lift back to back trophies in the competition as he keeps his Treble dreams alive.
Beale and Co are still nine points behind in the race for the Premiership title and have the Scottish Cup to play for as they bid to keep the pressure on in the league and retain the famous old trophy they won last year. Kilmarnock are the opposition this weekend and they come into this one searching for much needed points in their top flight survival bid. With both sides desperate to get a maximum tally on the board we should be in for an exciting afternoon. Here's all the information you need.
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What TV channel is the match on?
Rangers vs Kilmarnock is NOT live on TV.
When is the game and can I live stream it?
Yes - International Rangers TV subscribers will be able to stream the game live.
Those inside the UK and Ireland will be able to tune in to live audio. Kilmarnock fans inside the UK can listen to audio via their club TV.
The match takes place at Ibrox stadium, Glasgow on Saturday 4 March. Kick-off is 3pm.
You can keep up to date with the score and all the latest news by following Glasgow Live Sport on Twitter.
Alternatively, BBC Sportsound will provide updates as will Rangers and Kilmarnock via their social media channels.
BBC Sportscene will show highlights of the match from 7.30pm on Saturday night.
Team news
Michael Beale could shuffle the pack after Sunday's League Cup Final loss to Celtic.
Malik Tillman and John Lundstram were doubts pre-match and both started before being hooked just after the hour. Ryan Jack was also struggling in the build up but climbed off the bench.
Todd Cantwell and Nicolas Raskin - both signed in January - dropped to the bench for the Old Firm but will have eyes on starting spots against Kilmarnock. Both came on at Hampden and made a difference.
John Souttar is back in the squad but Tom Lawrence has suffered another set back.
Latest odds
Rangers 1/7
Draw 13/2
Kilmarnock 15/1
**Odds correct from Paddy Power at time of writing**
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