Rangers proved on Saturday that they can dismantle the best teams in the country after thrashing in-form Hearts 5-0 at Ibrox.
It was a stunning display of dominance from the Light Blues as Philippe Clement’s side remain two points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership.
Attention now turns from facing the third-best side in Scotland to the fourth in Kilmarnock and you wouldn’t put it past Rangers putting on another convincing performance in Ayrshire.
But heading to Rugby Park is a different challenge as opposed to facing Killie at Ibrox and it’s going to be a test to get a result tonight.
Kilmarnock away has been a bogey fixture for Rangers over the last four or five seasons, the most recent loss there at the start of the current season under Michael Beale.
But the Light Blues have won every single game since returning from the winter break in January and can be confident of picking up three points against Killie.
Below, Rangers News provide you with everything there is to know about the clash against Kilmarnock including how to watch, the latest team news, an injury news round-up plus the appointed officials.
Kilmarnock vs Rangers kick-off time
Rangers travel down the M77 to play Kilmarnock at Rugby Park on Wednesday, February 28. The Scottish Premiership encounter between first and fourth in the table will kick-off at 7:45pm.
Is Kilmarnock vs Rangers on TV?
No, Kilmarnock vs Rangers has not been selected by Sky Sports to be shown on TV today. The broadcaster has instead decided to show Ross County vs St Mirren and Livingston vs Motherwell this week.
However, Rangers supporters living inside and outside of the UK and Ireland can watch the clash on Killie TV via PPV. The pass will cost you £12.99 and can be bought on the Killie TV website.
If you are out and about, you can listen to live BBC Sportsound radio commentary of Kilmarnock vs Rangers. The programme will begin at 7pm which is 45 minutes before kick-off.
Rangers team and injury news
Philippe Clement addressed the press at the Rangers Training Centre on Tuesday to provide two injury updates on his first-team squad.
They concern Kemar Roofe and Abdallah Sima. The former is injury-free but won’t be in the matchday squad tonight as a precaution due to Kilmarnock’s artificial surface.
Meanwhile, Clement confirmed Sima’s recovery from a thigh injury is progressing well but is yet to return to full first-team training.
Referee & VAR
David Dickinson has been appointed the referee for Kilmarnock vs Rangers. David Roome and Craig Ferguson will be his assistants while David Munro has been handed fourth official duty.
Andrew Dallas is on VAR with Graeme Leslie assisting him at Clydesdale House.
