Friday 19 June 2015 12:17, UK
Mark Warburton’s first league game in charge of Rangers will see his side take on relegated St Mirren at Ibrox.
Warburton has been tasked with restoring Rangers to the Scottish Premiership and a home game against the side who finished bottom of the top-flight last season should prove a useful yardstick for the season ahead.
Rangers' second home game sees them take on Hibernian – another team desperate to get out of the Scottish Championship following their play-off disappointment against the Light Blues in May.
Gers’ first trip to Easter Road is scheduled for Halloween with Hibs back at Ibrox for a bumper Boxing Day clash at Christmas.
And Rangers will round off the season as they started it by playing St Mirren, this time at St Mirren Park – on April 30.
August
8 St. Mirren (H)
15 Alloa Athletic (A)
22 Hibernian (H)
29 Queen of the South (A)
September
5 Raith Rovers (H)
12 Livingston (H)
19 Dumbarton (A)
26 Morton (A)
October
3 Falkirk (H)
17 Queen of the South (H)
24 St. Mirren (A)
31 Hibernian (A)
November
7 Alloa Athletic (H)
14 Dumbarton (H)
21 Livingston (A)
December
5 Raith Rovers (A)
12 Morton (H)
19 Falkirk (A)
26 Hibernian (H)
January
2 Dumbarton (A)
16 Livingston (H)
23 Morton (A)
30 Falkirk (H)
February
13 Alloa Athletic (A)
20 Queen of the South (A)
27 St. Mirren (H)
March
1 Raith Rovers (H)
5 Hibernian (A)
12 Morton (H)
19 Falkirk (A)
26 Queen of the South (H)
April
2 Raith Rovers (A)
9 Dumbarton (H)
16 Livingston (A)
23 Alloa Athletic (H)
30 St. Mirren (A)
