Rangers TV

Rangers TV

Launched	26 July 2004
Owned by	Rangers Football Club PLC
Website	rangerstv.tv

Rangers TV is the official television channel of Rangers Football Club. Initially a satellite and cable TV channel it is now operated online.

History

Setanta Sports

Launched in 2004, the channel was initially operated by Setanta Sports, and was available on satellite and cable platforms in the UK and Ireland.

The channel had TV shows showing highlights and full match replays of recent games. It also replayed full games from the past. There was also Reserves action and Rangers heroes programmes. The main show while operated by Setanta was 'Ibrox Uncovered' Which was hosted by Lindsey Archibald which was a live talk show about the latest Rangers news, broadcast each weeknight. Guests featured were Derek Ferguson, Andy Goram, Arthur Numan, Alex Rae and occasionally Willie Henderson. The show also featured Fans Phone calls twice a week.

Online

After Setanta Sports entered administration and ceased broadcasting its core channels, Rangers announced that Rangers TV has ceased broadcasting on satellite TV, but hoped there will be an opportunity to restore a dedicated Rangers TV channel in the future depending on discussions with broadcasters.^[1] On 30 October 2009 Rangers TV re-launched as an internet subscription based TV channel at rangerstv.tv. Rangers TV is now available throughout the world and broadcasts all live matches for viewers outside the UK & Republic of Ireland. Users within the British Isles can watch highlight programmes.

References

↑ "Rangers TV Statement". Rangers FC. Retrieved 25 June 2009.

Rangers Football Club

Players Internationals Managers Chairmen Reserves & Academy Records and statistics Honours Current season Ownership

History	Club History Hall of Fame Past seasons Europe Administration and liquidation

Home stadium	Fleshers' Haugh (1873–1876) Kinning Park (1876–1887) First Ibrox Park (1887–1899) Ibrox Stadium (1899–present)

Training ground	Murray Park

Tragedies	1902 Ibrox disaster 1971 Ibrox disaster

Supporters	Rangers F.C. supporters Rangers Supporters' Trust Rangers First Fanzine

Rivalries	Old Firm

Media	Rangers TV

Others	Broxi Bear Iron Curtain Superleague Formula team Rangers Ladies team Rangers Charity Foundation Blue Heaven

Related articles	1972 European Cup Winners' Cup Final 2008 UEFA Cup Final

Setanta Sports

General channels (Ireland)	Setanta Sports 1 Setanta Sports Ireland Setanta HD

Current Channels (International)	Setanta Sports Eurasia Setanta Sports Asia (now owned by Discovery Networks International still branded as Setanta Sports) Setanta Sports CIS

Previous Channels (International)	Setanta Sports 2 (Ireland & UK) Setanta Sports News (Ireland) Setanta Golf (Ireland & UK) Racing UK (UK) Racing World (Ireland & UK) Setanta Sports USA Setanta Sports Canada Setanta Sports Australia Setanta Africa Setanta Action Arsenal TV (Europe) Celtic TV (Europe) LFC TV (Europe) Rangers TV (Europe)

Sports competitions sponsored by Setanta	Setanta Sports Cup Setanta Shield

Association football on television

Broadcasters by top level league

Europe	Armenian Premier League (Armenia) Belgian Pro League (Belgium) Bundesliga (Germany) Ekstraklasa (Poland) Eredivisie (Netherlands) Gambrinus liga (Czech Republic) La Liga (Spain) Liga I (Romania) Ligue 1 (France) Nemzeti Bajnokság I (Hungary) Premier League (United Kingdom) Primeira Liga (Portugal) Russian Premier League (Russia) Scottish Premiership (Scotland) Serie A (Italy) Slovenian PrvaLiga (Slovenia) Super League Greece (Greece) Ukrainian Premier League (Ukraine)

Americas	Argentine Primera División (Argentina) Campeonato Brasileiro Série A (Brazil) Major League Soccer (United States/Canada) North American Soccer League (United States/Canada)

Other continents	Ligue 1 (Algeria) A-League (Australia) Thai Premier League (Thailand)

Broadcast contracts by country

Asia	Japan Middle East Philippines

Europe	Albania Denmark Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia France Germany Greece Ireland Israel Italy Kosovo Montenegro Netherlands Portugal Romania Russia Serbia Spain Sweden United Kingdom (commentators)

Americas	Canada Mexico United States Brazil Central America South America

Oceania	Australia New Zealand

Broadcast history by country

Broadcasters by event

FIFA World Cup	1998 2002 2006 2010 2014 2018 World Cup Live

UEFA European Championship	2000 2004 2008 2012 2016

Dedicated channels

Canada	beIN Sports EuroWorld Sport Fox Sports World Canada Sportsnet World

India	STAR Sports 4 Ten Action

Italy	Premium Calcio Sky Calcio Inter Channel Juventus Channel Milan Channel

Netherlands	Fox Sports Eredivisie Ajax TV

Spain	beIN Sports Canal+ Liga Canal+ Fútbol Real Madrid TV Barça TV

United Kingdom	Sky Sports 1 Sky Sports 5 PremPlus Arsenal TV Celtic TV Chelsea TV LFC TV MUTV Rangers TV

United States	beIN Sports Fox Soccer Plus GOL TV MLS Direct Kick ESPN Deportes Fox Deportes Univision Deportes Network

Individual network coverage

A-League	Fox Sports FC Kick Off Matchday Saturday Shoot Out Thursday FC The World Game

Bundesliga	Soccer Made in Germany

Major League Soccer	ESPN MLS Game of the Week MLS Primetime Thursday MLS Soccer Saturday MLS Soccer Sunday Fox Soccer NBCSN TSN

Ligue 1	Téléfoot

Premier League	Monday Night Football Super Sunday Match of the Day Match of the Day 2 Match of the Day (U.S. TV series) The Premiership Soccer Central Matchday

Television in Scotland

BBC	BBC One Scotland BBC Two Scotland BBC Scotland (Dept.) BBC Gàidhlig (Dept.)

ITV	STV STV North STV Central STV HD ITV ITV Border ITV HD

Local TV	STV Edinburgh STV Glasgow

Gaelic	BBC Alba

Other	Channel 4 Channel 5

Defunct	Sky Scottish S2 Channel Six Dundee Thistle TV Celtic TV Rangers TV TeleG

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