Rangers Host Celtic in Scottish League Cup Quarter-Final as McInnes Takes First Old Firm Match
Rangers host Celtic in Scottish League Cup quarter-final, with Derek McInnes taking charge of his first Old Firm game.
The article lists the kickoff as 12pm BST, 7am ET, 4am PT and 9pm AEST on Sunday, September 13. A later line in the same TechRadar article gives the date as Sunday, September 12. In the UK, Premier Sports 1 is showing the match. Premier Sports costs £12.99 per month with a 12-month commitment, or £17.99 per month on a rolling 30-day basis when signed up directly; Sky and Amazon Video customers can add it for £17.99 per month.
In the US, Paramount+ is carrying the game and also holds all 189 matches of the 2026/27 Champions League campaign, with subscriptions starting at $8.99 per month or $89.99 per year. TechRadar says the match is also listed on CBS Sports Golazo Network, which is free for US viewers. It adds that a Walmart Plus 30-day trial for $1 can provide virtual access to Paramount+. In Australia, beIN Sports is showing the match, and beIN Sports Connect costs AU$16.99 per month or AU$169.99 per year after a seven-day free trial. TechRadar recommends NordVPN for viewers outside their home country who want to unlock their usual service, citing up to 75% off.
Rangers enter the game after a stoppage-time winner from Bojan Miovski against St Mirren made it four league wins in a row. TechRadar reports that supporters had shown anxiousness in midweek, and that exits in Europa League and Conference League qualifying remain a stain. The article says a fast start would keep the crowd onside as Rangers look to avenge two cup defeats by Celtic last season.
Celtic travel across Glasgow without their fans but with confidence after winning all six league games this season, scoring 14 goals and conceding three. TechRadar reports that new signing Kasper Hogh has scored in only one of those six games, though it was a hat-trick, while fellow new arrival Camilo Duran has six goals in nine appearances. Celtic's 5-1 loss at LASK, which ended their Champions League run, still lingers, according to the article. The clubs have played 452 competitive matches, with Celtic and Rangers each winning 172 and 108 draws, TechRadar reports.
Editor's Summary
Rangers host Celtic in the Scottish League Cup quarter-final at Ibrox, with Derek McInnes managing his first Old Firm game and no away fans allowed. The match is available on Premier Sports in the UK, Paramount+ and CBS Sports Golazo Network in the US, and beIN Sports in Australia, according to TechRadar. Celtic enter with a perfect league record, while Rangers seek to avenge two cup defeats by Celtic last season.