Rangers will return to Scottish Premiership action this weekend as they travel to Paisley rivals St Mirren.

The Light Blues defeated Aberdeen 1-0 in the Premier Sports Cup last weekend to book their place in the final. However, their immediate focus is now Saturday night against the Buddies, in what will be their last fixture before the international break.

The match will also give Derek McInnes a chance to put right their shaky away record of late, having drawn their last two trips on the road to Dundee and Hearts, respectively. However, they make up the only two matches Rangers have failed to win in their last 11.

St Mirren have already faced the Ibrox side twice this season - but the weekend will be the first time they’ve welcomed them to the Marbill Coaches Stadium. Rangers battered the Buddies 5-1 in the League Cup quarter final, but were a lot less convincing in their previous Premiership battle, when they relied on a last minute winner from striker Bojan Miovski to prevail 1-0.

The match has been selected for television broadcast. Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch St Mirren vs Rangers in the Scottish Premiership, as well as some other useful match information:

Where and when will St Mirren vs Rangers take place?

The match will take place at the Marbill Coaches Stadium in Paisley on Saturday, November 7. Kick-off is scheduled for 8pm GMT.

Will St Mirren vs Rangers be broadcast live on television?

Yes, the match will be shown on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Ultra HDR. Coverage will start at 7:30pm.

Can I live stream St Mirren vs Rangers?

Yes, Sky Sports subscribers can stream the match via the Sky Go app. Non-subscribers can purchase a Sky Sports day pass from Now TV for £14.99.

Who is the referee and VAR for St Mirren vs Rangers?

Nick Walsh is the match referee. His assistant referees are Frank Connor and Daniel MacFarlane, while Gavin Hanvidge will be the fourth official. At Clydesdale House, Greg Aitken is on VAR duty, assisted by Peter Stuart.

What is the Rangers team news ahead of St Mirren?

Defender Emmanuel Fernandez has been declared fit despite McInnes describing his ankle as a ‘bit of a mess’ after the Aberdeen win. Meanwhile, winger Badredine Bouanani missed training earlier in the week due to a sickness bug but should be fine for the weekend. Defender Ross McCrorie, midfielder Cammy Devlin, winger Daisuke Yokota remain out, along with strikers Lawrence Shankland and Youssef Chermiti.

What have Rangers said ahead of St Mirren?

Ahead of the weekend clash, McInnes said: “Obviously, going into this international break, we want to deal with the game on Saturday. But hopefully, going into the cup final, we're in good form. We can try and win that, although that's going to be a challenge for us. And then you take the good and it's just about trying to send out a good message.”