Rangers head to Bayview Stadium for a tricky encounter against part-timers East Fife this afternoon as they strive for a strong cup run this season.
Steven Gerrard's men fell at the semi-final hurdle last season while the Fifers failed to make it through the group stages.
Darren Young's men have been extremely impressive this term, however, and have already scalped Dundee United and Hearts in Group A.
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So there's little reason for them not to have an ounce or two of confidence welcoming the Light Blues to their patch.
But is the game being shown on TV? What time is kick-off?
Here's all you need to know ahead of this afternoon's cup tie between East Fife and Rangers.
Where is the game being played?
East Fife's Bayview Stadium is the venue for today's clash.
What time is kick-off?
The game starts at 3pm.
Is it on TV?
Yes, BT Sport will be live with coverage beginning at 2.30pm on BT Sport 1.
You can also watch the game on the BT Sport App.
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Alternatively you can follow our LIVE blog which will start shortly before kick-off.
Who are the favourites and what are the odds?
Rangers are whopping favourites to win the tie and find themselves at odds as short as 1/20 to make it through.
If you fancy a flutter on the home side you can expect staggering odds of up to 35/1 with some bookies.
Team news?
Steven Gerrard could be forgiven for resting a few of his stars after their gruelling midweek Europa tie against FC Midtjylland at Ibrox.
New signings Filip Helander and Brandon Barker could feature and, as usual, it will be a battle for the striker's position between Jermain Defoe and Alfredo Morelos.
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