Rangers to Broadcast Europa League Tie Against Jagiellonia Exclusively
Watch Rangers vs Jagiellonia Bialystok in the Europa League qualifiers exclusively on RangersTV. Prices start at £10.99 per leg.
Rangers have secured exclusive broadcasting rights for their upcoming third-round Europa League qualification tie against Jagiellonia Bialystok. Supporters in the UK and Ireland will be able to watch both legs of the contest exclusively via the club's proprietary platform, RangersTV.
The first leg is set for Thursday night in Poland, with kick-off scheduled for 5:00 PM UK time. The return fixture at Ibrox Stadium will take place one week later, beginning at 7:30 PM. For those monitoring schedules, internal club reports place the first leg on a Thursday, while other sources cite an August 6, 2026, 11:00 PM kickoff time.
Ticket and Streaming Options
The club has introduced two pricing structures for the broadcast. Fans can purchase access to individual matches for £10.99 each. Alternatively, a package covering both legs is available for £16.99, providing a more economical route for those intending to follow the entire series.
Technical deadlines remain strict. Rangers confirmed that pay-per-view passes and the two-match bundle will be removed from the platform 90 minutes before the start of each match. Officials are urging supporters to secure their access early to avoid missing the opening whistle.
Tactical Context
Jagiellonia enters the tie in strong form, having secured victories in their opening two matches of the season. The Polish side finished third in the 2025-2026 Ekstraklasa campaign, narrowly missing out on a Champions League spot due to goal difference. They now look to carry that momentum into the match at Stadion Miejski.
For Rangers, the European stage arrives after a challenging start to their domestic season. Manager Derek McInnes saw his squad open their Scottish Premiership campaign with a 1-1 draw against Dundee United. The result adds pressure to the European qualifier, especially after the team reached the Europa League knockout stages last season following a three-year absence from major European competition.
High demand is expected for the broadcast as fans look to see if Rangers can navigate this critical two-legged encounter. With the platform locking access 90 minutes prior to kickoff, the digital gates will shut shortly before the action commences.
