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How To Watch Rangers v West Ham Live: TV, Stream And Kick-Off Time

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By Kris Gonzo | Senior West Ham Columnist (Follow on X)

West Ham travel to Glasgow on Sunday for what promises to be our toughest pre-season test so far when they take on Rangers at Ibrox.

The Hammers’ 5-0 victory over Stevenage was a welcome confidence boost, with senior players and youngsters alike enjoying a productive afternoon. However, one suspects Rangers will provide a much sterner examination for Nuno Espírito Santo’s side as preparations for the Championship season continue.

It’s also a fixture that makes plenty of sense. Chief Executive Karim Virani and Recruitment Director Nils Koppen both have strong links with Rangers, making this a useful opportunity to test the squad against quality opposition.

How To Watch Rangers v West Ham

The match kicks off at 4pm BST on Sunday 26 July at Ibrox Stadium.

As with West Ham’s previous pre-season fixtures, supporters in the UK and around the world can watch the game live via the club’s official streaming service.

Season Ticket holders can watch free of charge by logging into their West Ham account associated with their season ticket via the club’s official streaming page.

Supporters who are not Season Ticket holders can purchase a live streaming pass for a fiver through the club’s official website.

Where To Watch

The live broadcast is scheduled to begin around 15 minutes before kick-off.

Season Ticket holders can access the stream here:

West Ham Live Stream

Match passes for non-season ticket holders can also be purchased through the club’s official website:

West Ham United Official Website

As always, Claret & Hugh will bring you all the post-match reaction following the final whistle.

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Kris Gonzo (commonly known to the West Ham community as Gonzo) is the co-founder of Hammers Chat (established 2014) and the lead video content creator and columnist for Claret and Hugh.

With over a decade of professional sports media experience, he is a frequent West Ham United analyst and contributor for Sky Sports News, BBC Football Focus, and BBC Radio 5 Live. He previously served as an official video and content creator for West Ham United FC during the club's tenure at Upton Park and featured in the official documentary commemorating the historic final game at the Boleyn Ground.

A lifelong Hammer since the legendary 10-0 victory over Bury, when he isn't providing daily match analysis on the Hammers Chat YouTube Channel or broadcasting on X (@GONZObignose), he can be found walking his dog and restoring classic pinball machines.

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