Rangers fans are awaiting any further news ahead of Saturday's clash with St Mirren amid the latest update from the Met Office. What was initially a yellow warn…

Former referee Keith Hackett has outlined the operational steps match officials will take amid severe weather concerns surrounding Rangers' upcoming match at Ibrox. The Met Office upgraded an alert to an amber warning due to Storm Boelo, with high winds predicted to reach up to 80mph. Although the game is scheduled to kick off at 3pm on Saturday under a yellow warning, the looming severe conditions present safety and travel concerns.
Speaking exclusively to Ibrox News, Hackett stated that referee Chris Graham will have the final say and will liaise closely with police, media, and clubs to ensure spectators receive timely updates. Hackett emphasized the necessity of making any postponement decision as early as possible to minimize disruptions for traveling supporters, security, and catering staff.
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