Rangers are back in Premiership action as they travel to Dingwall at the start of a tough seven days for the club.
Ross County will host the Ibrox side as they look to get back to winning ways in the Premiership after a 1-0 defeat to Dundee United last time out.
Steven Gerrard's men last played with an away crowd in Dingwall in March 2020 when Ryan Kent scored the only goal of the game, and they'll have around 1300 fans in attendance at this one.
Rangers beat Ross County on three occasions last year but the Global Energy Stadium is never an easy place to go.
And here's all you need to know about the match.
Where and when is the game taking place?
The match is at Global Energy Stadium on Sunday, August 22.
Kick-off is at 3pm.
Is it on TV?
No, the game has not been picked for TV by Sky Sports.
Will there be a live stream?
Yes. Ross County are live streaming the game on their own TV channel.
Fans of both clubs can click here to buy the game for £15.
Who is the referee?
David Munro is the man in the middle for this one and he’ll be assisted by Alan Mulvany and Andy Milne with Alan Newlands the fourth official.
Munro has dished out 28 yellow cards in his five games so far this season.
He last refereed Rangers in their 1-0 win over St Johnstone in February last season, while his last Ross County game was also a 1-0 win - against Celtic.
Prediction
Rangers are looking to get back onto the form that saw them coast to the league title last season.
And they should do so against a Ross County side that have struggled so far this season but have had two weeks on the training pitch with Malky MacKay.
Kemar Roofe and Glen Kamara are back and Alfredo Morelos is just four goals away from the century with Rangers.
Prediction: Ross County 0 Rangers 2
