Rangers host Celtic in the first Old Firm of the season and with a place in the Scottish League Cup semi-finals on the line.
Last season was one to remember in Scotland but it was Celtic who emerged from the three-way title fight to claim a Premiership and Scottish Cup double.
It was a summer of change at Rangers, though, as Derek McInnes arrived from Hearts, but he quickly came under pressure after crashing out of Europe.
While Rangers’ form has steadied, with four wins on the bounce in the Premiership, McInnes now has the chance to give himself a boost with victory over Celtic.
Martin O’Neill’s side will be out to reclaim the League Cup after last season’s shock defeat to St Mirren under Wilfried Nancy.
As a result of the chaos on the last time Rangers hosted Celtic, in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals, there will be no away fans at Ibrox.
When is Rangers v Celtic?
The Scottish League Cup quarter-final kicks off at Ibrox at 12pm BST on Sunday 13 September.
How can I watch it?
It will be shown live on the Premier Sports 1 and the Premier Sports Player.
Confirmed line-ups
Rangers XI: Pandur; Sterling, Fernandez, Makhanya, Penrice; Raskin, Neil; Kim, Gassama, Kelsy; Naderi
Celtic XI: Johnstone; Donovan, Carter-Vickers, Scales, Tierney; McGregor, Baur Nygren; Duran, Hogh, Tounekti
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