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St Mirren host Rangers at the SMISA Stadium in Paisley on Saturday, 7 November 2026, with their Scottish Premiership Gameweek 13 fixture kicking off at 8.00pm GMT. Here’s where to watch the match live in the UK, when television coverage begins and how to follow it through streaming apps and club services.
How to Watch St Mirren vs Rangers Live Stream in the UK
Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event are showing St Mirren against Rangers live in the UK. Coverage begins at 7.30pm GMT on Sky Sports Football, followed by Main Event at 7.45pm, ahead of the 8pm kick-off. Sky subscribers can watch online through Sky Go, while NOW offers another viewing route with an appropriate Sports membership.
Bookmaker live-streaming listings also include this fixture for eligible active customers. This option is strictly 18+. Geo-location restrictions and live-streaming terms apply, so check your provider’s current eligibility requirements before watching.
St Mirren TV offers a separate club service: UK subscribers can listen to audio commentary, while eligible international subscribers can watch live video from overseas. RangersTV also has match-specific video and radio options for purchase.
TV Info: What Channel Is St Mirren vs Rangers On?
Sky Sports Football, Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Ultra HDR are the confirmed UK television options for Saturday night’s match. The SPFL selected the fixture for live television, with the start moved to 8pm.
On Sky, Sky Sports Football is channel 403. Virgin Media viewers can find the channel on 503. Sky Sports Main Event provides another television option for subscribers whose package includes it.
The first programme starts half an hour before kick-off on Sky Sports Football, giving viewers time for the pre-match build-up. Main Event joins 15 minutes later.
St Mirren vs Rangers Streaming Apps and Device Guide
Sky Go carries the match for eligible Sky Sports subscribers. Open the app on your phone, tablet or computer, sign in and select Sky Sports Football from the live channel guide.
If you don’t have a Sky subscription, NOW offers Sky Sports through its Sports memberships. Choose a plan that includes live Sky Sports channels, then open the fixture on the NOW app or web player.
St Mirren TV subscribers should use the club’s match player. The UK service carries audio commentary, whereas international video subscribers must be overseas and connected through a local internet connection to watch live pictures.
Can You Cast St Mirren vs Rangers to a TV?
If your streaming app supports AirPlay or Chromecast, start the match on your phone and select your television from the casting menu. Both devices should be connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
For Sky Sports subscribers, watching directly through a Sky TV box is the simplest option. NOW customers can use a compatible smart-TV app where supported, without needing to cast from a phone.
Club video subscribers should check casting compatibility before kick-off, particularly if they usually watch RangersTV or St Mirren TV through a computer.
Watching St Mirren vs Rangers While Travelling
St Mirren TV offers live video to international subscribers in eligible countries. The club requires viewers to be overseas and connected to the local internet for its video service.
Elsewhere, overseas television arrangements vary. Paramount+ is a viewing option in the United States, while Australian coverage includes beIN SPORTS. Check the broadcaster carrying the Scottish Premiership where you’re staying rather than assuming your UK package will work abroad.
Live Audio, Highlights and Match Replay
St Mirren TV carries audio commentary for UK subscribers. RangersTV also has a dedicated radio option for Saturday’s fixture, separate from its match video purchase.
BBC Radio Scotland Extra has full match commentary scheduled from 7.45pm GMT through Sportsound, providing another listening option ahead of the evening kick-off.
The SPFL publishes Scottish Premiership highlights on its YouTube channel after matches, while both clubs carry post-match video content. Full-match replays are a separate offering, so check the relevant broadcaster or club service for availability after full-time.
Manager Head-to-Head Stats
Derek McInnes has managed 833 career matches, winning 390 and averaging 1.62 points per game. St Mirren’s Craig McLeish has managed 22 matches, recording seven wins and averaging 1.09 points.
McInnes’ Rangers record stands at 11 victories from 18 matches, with a 2.06 points-per-match average. McLeish’s preferred formation is 4-2-3-1, compared with McInnes’ 4-4-2.
The clubs have already met in the Premiership this season, with Rangers recording a 1-0 home victory on 10 September.
Key Player Stats
Ryan Don Naderi leads Rangers’ Premiership scoring with five goals, followed by Kevin Kelsy on four and Lawrence Shankland on three. Killian Phillips has scored three for St Mirren, with Eseosa Sule contributing two.
Rangers’ three leading scorers have contributed 12 of the club’s 19 Premiership goals. St Mirren’s top five account for eight of their 12, with Phillips the only player to score more than twice.
Team Key Stats
Rangers have scored 19 goals and conceded nine across 11 Premiership matches. St Mirren have played one game more, scoring 12 and conceding 20, while Rangers also average more possession.
Rangers have kept five clean sheets compared with St Mirren’s three. Their average possession stands at 55.5%, while the Paisley club have recorded 49% across their opening 12 league games.
Quick Facts
Discussing the standards he expects from Rangers’ younger players before the trip to Paisley, Derek McInnes said he does not want Findlay Curtis to “be patient”, instead urging him to be “in a hurry” to establish himself.
St Mirren vs Rangers Kick-Off and TV Details
| Fixture | St Mirren vs Rangers |
|---|---|
| Competition | Scottish Premiership, Gameweek 13 |
| Date | Saturday, 7 November 2026 |
| UK kick-off | 8.00pm GMT |
| Venue | The SMISA Stadium, Paisley |
| UK TV channels | Sky Sports Football, Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Ultra HDR |
| Sky Sports Football coverage | 7.30pm GMT |
| Sky Sports Main Event coverage | 7.45pm GMT |
| UK online streaming | Sky Go and NOW with eligible packages |
| Bookmaker online streaming | Participating bookmaker fixture listings; strictly 18+, subject to eligibility, geo-location and live-streaming terms |
| St Mirren TV | UK audio; international video in eligible countries |
| RangersTV | Match video and radio options, subject to viewing location |
| BBC Radio Scotland Extra | Sportsound commentary from 7.45pm GMT |
| United States | Paramount+ |
| Australia | beIN SPORTS |
Streaming Troubleshooting
If Sky Go or NOW starts buffering, refresh the player, restart the app and check your internet connection. Make sure you’re signed into the account with the correct Sports package.
St Mirren TV subscribers should select the audio service when watching from the UK; international video requires an eligible overseas location. Bookmaker customers may also need to complete account or age verification before using the player.
Online streams can run slightly behind the live action, so don’t be surprised if a score notification arrives before the picture catches up.
St Mirren vs Rangers Live Stream FAQ
What channel is St Mirren vs Rangers on tonight?
Sky Sports Football, Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Ultra HDR are showing the Scottish Premiership match live in the UK.
Can I watch St Mirren vs Rangers online in the UK?
Sky Go and NOW carry the game with eligible Sports packages. Participating bookmakers also list live streaming for eligible active customers, strictly 18+, subject to location restrictions and provider terms.
What time does St Mirren vs Rangers kick off?
Kick-off is at 8.00pm GMT on Saturday, 7 November 2026, at the SMISA Stadium in Paisley.
When does Sky Sports coverage of St Mirren vs Rangers start?
Sky Sports Football begins at 7.30pm GMT, while Sky Sports Main Event joins at 7.45pm.
Can I watch St Mirren vs Rangers through St Mirren TV?
Eligible international subscribers can watch live video through St Mirren TV. UK subscribers receive audio commentary instead.
