Rangers face off against Hearts at Tynecastle this weekend.
Steven Gerrard's men are in great form with their previous two wins over Aberdeen and Hamilton coming in emphatic fashion.
They'll be hoping to take advantage of an off-colour Jambos outfit who are currently ninth in the Premiership.
Is the game on TV? If so, what channel? What's the team news?
Here's all you need to know!
When is Hearts vs Rangers?
Hearts play Rangers this Sunday on October 20.
Kick-off, at Tynecastle, will be at 12.15pm.
Is the game on TV?
Fans can watch the game on BT Sport 1.
Coverage begins at 11.45am.
And it will also be available on the BT Sport App.
Alternatively you can follow our live blog on Herald and Times Sport.
What's the team news?
Rangers could be without Ryan Jack after he pulled out of Scotland's squad last week.
The Ibrox side will also be missing Ryan Kent and Jordan Jones.
Filip Helander should be fit after being on the bench for Sweden in midweek.
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