Rangers and Dundee United have already drawn twice this season (Image: Getty)
Here's all you need to know about how to follow Rangers vs Dundee United live
What time is Rangers vs Dundee United? The match is scheduled to take place this Saturday, April 4. The game will officially kick off at 3pm local time, which is 10am ET or 7am PT for fans in the United States.
A return to Ibrox: The encounter will be held at Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow, the historic home of Rangers. Expect a packed atmosphere as the home side looks to maintain their pressure at the top of the table, with a crowd of more than 50,000 anticipated after high turnouts for recent home games.
Is Rangers vs Dundee United on TV? There is no live domestic television broadcast for this specific fixture in the UK due to the traditional 3pm blackout rule. Two Scottish Premiership games involving Rangers' title rivals - Livingston vs Hearts and Dundee vs Celtic - will be televised on Sunday.
How to watch live: While the game isn't televised in the UK, fans outside the UK and Ireland can watch live via RangersTV by purchasing a match pass or holding an international subscription. Within the UK, subscribers can listen to live audio commentary through the RangersTV app or website.
Listen along on the radio: Live national radio updates and commentary are provided by BBC Radio Scotland on their "Sportsound" program. The show officially begins at 2pm, one hour before the action begins, and can be accessed via the BBC Sounds app or on FM/MW frequencies.
Latest team news: Rangers are expected to be without Bailey Rice, though Connor Barron recently returned to action following a knee injury. Dundee United travel to Ibrox with significant fitness concerns over winger Kristijan Trapanovski and midfielder Isaac Pappoe, both of whom have been sidelined with knee issues in recent weeks.
Rangers vs Dundee United head-to-head record: The recent history between these two sides has been dominated by Rangers, though Dundee United were moments from a home win this term before Nedim Bajrami's late equaliser. The Tangerines come into this game with confidence, having recently secured a notable 2-0 victory against league rivals Celtic.
What the game means for the title race: The battle for the Scottish Premiership is incredibly tight, with Rangers currently sitting in second place with 63 points. They are trailing league leaders Hearts by three points while they hold a slim two-point lead over rivals Celtic, making every match critical as the season nears its conclusion.
