Rangers vs Liverpool: Is game on TV? Channel, live stream and kick-off time

Rangers host Liverpool at Ibrox tonight in the second Champions League group stage fixture between the sides this season. We've got all you need to know here, including the TV channel and kick-off time.

Giovani van Bronckhorst's side are looking to open their group stage account at the fourth time of asking, following defeats to each of their three opponents.

It was Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool that inflicted their third consecutive European loss last week. At Anfield, goals from Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mohamed Salah gave the Reds a 2-0 victory.

Klopp's side will be looking to bounce back from their disappointing 3-2 defeat to Arsenal in the Premier League on Sunday. Rangers, meanwhile, will hope to carry confidence from their weekend's 4-0 SPL win over St Mirren into tonight's encounter.

Here is all you need to know ahead of Rangers vs Liverpool:

Rangers vs Liverpool: What TV channel is the game on?

Rangers vs Liverpool will be broadcast on BT Sport 2 (Sky channel 414 / Virgin channel 528) in the United Kingdom. It is also the selected fixture on BT Sport Ultimate (Virgin channel 531). The live broadcast on both channels begins at 6:30pm UK time.

Rangers vs Liverpool: Live stream

BT Sport subscribers can watch Rangers vs Liverpool tonight via the BT Sport app and BT Sport website. The BT Sport app is available on both the App Store and Play Store.

Rangers vs Liverpool: What is the kick-off time?

Rangers vs Liverpool will begin at 8pm UK time. It will take place after the opening game of Group D, with Napoli hosting Ajax at 5:45pm UK time at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium.

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Should Napoli win that game, they will confirm progression to the Champions League last 16 stage.

Rangers will be out of knockout contention if they lose to Liverpool, but could still finish third and qualify for the next stage of the Europa Conference League. A victory for Jurgen Klopp's side, meanwhile, would take them on to nine points, meaning that, if Ajax lose, Liverpool would need just one point from their remaining two games to progress.