Rangers and Celtic, two of Scotland’s most famous football clubs, will meet in the Scottish League Cup quarter-finals on Sunday, September 13. The match is set for 7am ET (12pm BST / 9pm AEST), and it will be streamed on several platforms. In the UK, it will be shown on Premier Sports, while in the US, it will air on Paramount+ and CBS Sports Golazo Network. Australian viewers can watch the game for free using a 7-day trial of beIN Sports. In the US, fans can access the match without cost through CBS Sports Golazo Network. However, viewers outside the US and Australia may need to use a virtual private network (VPN), a tool that helps users bypass geographic restrictions to access content from other regions. A popular option is NordVPN, which is often recommended for such purposes. Rangers are eager to bounce back from two league cup losses to Celtic last season. This match will be played without their fans due to a ban on away supporters in Old Firm games, which are matches between Rangers and Celtic. The team has had a strong start to the season, winning four league games in a row, including a dramatic stoppage-time victory against St Mirren. However, their early exits from European competitions like the Europa League and Conference League have raised concerns about their overall performance. Celtic, meanwhile, have started the season on a dominant note, winning all six of their league games and scoring 14 goals while only conceding three. New signings Kasper Hogh and Camilo Duran have made an impact on the team. However, their 5-1 defeat to LASK in the Champions League remains a point of concern as they prepare for this crucial clash. The match promises to be a high-stakes encounter between two historic rivals.