Rangers are set to host Aberdeen on their trip to Ibrox tonight (Wednesday), as Thelin’s men look to get back to winning ways after picking up only 4 points in their last 11 league games.

Rangers are currently sitting second in the league and look to maintain their strong home form this season, with the side yet to lose from home this season. Meanwhile, Aberdeen have picked up all four of their away defeats since late November.

Their previous meeting was a close encounter at Pittodrie, but the Dons would take all three points from Rangers after a Shayden Morris winner late in the match.

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A huge game for both sides, Rangers are looking to try and catch Celtic and maintain their form, with their last defeat coming six games ago on Boxing Day v St Mirren. An away win for Aberdeen would not only take them up to third place above newly promoted Dundee United, but give the fans and players a huge boost of morale after going 52 days without a win.

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Here are all the details ahead of tonight's clash:

When is Rangers v Aberdeen?

Rangers host Aberdeen at Ibrox Stadium on Wednesday, January 14. Kick off is at 8pm.

Is Rangers v Aberdeen on TV?

Yes, Rangers v Aberdeen will be available to watch live on Sky Sports. Coverage will begin at 7.30pm on Sky Sports Main Event ahead of the 8pm kick off. The programme will last until 10.30pm.

Who are the match officials?

Kevin Clancy will be officiating the match in the middle as referee, with Graeme Stewart and David Roome as assistant referees. Nick Walsh will be on VAR along with David McGeachie as his assistant.

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Is there any team news?

Both sides will be looking to utilise their squad with first team players currently out injured, as Aberdeen are missing Besuijen, Milne, Mitov and Gueye. Dons shotstopper Dimitar Mitov expected to be out for another two to three weeks after picking up a muscle injury.

Whilst Rangers will miss key players to their defence in Tavernier, Souttar and Butland, all of which have picked up an injury in the last month. Rangers also look to be without their starting goalkeeper, as Butland hasn’t returned to the pitch since being admitted to hospital for an internal leg bleed. Marauding full back Tavernier remains injured along with Souttar.