Philippe Clement will want to avoid a repeat of the last time he visited Ross County as his Rangers side travel up to the Highlands this weekend - despite being in solid form.

Wins over Nice, St Johnstone and Kilmarnock - with all but the trip to Perth being emphatic - have eased fears amongst the Rangers support given their poor form in the early months of the season.

They can continue that with their trip to Dingwall, but with Ross County throwing a spanner in their title hopes last season, Clement will be keen to avenge that - but the Staggies have only lost twice at home all season and could offer another banana skin. Here, Football Scotland takes a look at how to watch the game, team news and referee appointments.

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When is Ross County vs Rangers?

Ross County vs Rangers takes place at Victoria Park, with kick-off at 12pm on Sunday, December 8.

Is Ross County vs Rangers on TV and can I live stream it?

Ross County vs Rangers is on TV! Sky Sports have chosen it as their game to broadcast, with coverage starting at 11am on Sky Sports Football.

Furthermore, you can watch the game on NOW TV, with a 24-hour pass starting at £14.99, and a month's pass costing £34.99. You can sign up here. You will also be able to watch the highlights, which will be posted on YouTube via club accounts and Sky Sports Football after the game.

Referee and VAR

Kevin Clancy will be the official for this one in the Highlands.

The referee has officiated five games this season, including Rangers' 2-1 win at home to Motherwell in their first Ibrox outing of the season, and Celtic's late 2-1 win in Dingwall in early October.

His assistants will be David Roome and Paul O'Neill, whilst the men behind the screen are Andrew Dallas and Gary Hilland.

Team News

The Staggies will see Will Nightingale play no part as he recovers from a long-term injury - but Max Sheaf could return, having been out for over six months with a muscle injury.

For the visitors, Neraysho Kasawirjo is the obvious absentee after he suffered a knee injury, whilst Rabbi Matondo, Oscar Cortes and Tom Lawrence could return - though this clash could be a little too soon for then.

Last season: Ross County 0-2 Rangers, Rangers 3-1 Ross County, Ross County 3-2 Rangers.