Everything you need to know as eight Rangers legends make trip to Aberdeen
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Rangers fans are getting excited ahead of the return of the Scottish Masters football series in Aberdeen.
The Gers are set to take a team of legends north and do battle with counterparts from Aberdeen, Dundee United and Celtic in a special legends event which will be screened live on BBC Sport.
With kick-off at the tournament all see for 19:30PM this evening, legendary Rangers treble-winning captain Barry Ferguson will hope to lead the Ibrox side to glory.
Here's everything you need to know ahead of the tournament with Rangers hoping experience pays off with the Gers taking the oldest squad of the four to Aberdeen.
When and where is the Scottish Masters Series?
The Scottish Masters is all set to take place at the P&J Live venue in Aberdeen on Thursday 14th November.
With the event set to start at 19:15PM, a team of Rangers legends will go up against legendary players from Celtic, Aberdeen and Dundee United.
There are still the final tickets available via the P&J Live website and they begin at £32.50 + fees.
Where can I watch Scottish Masters Series?
Rangers fans who don't have tickets to the special event at P&J Live can catch live coverage of the tournament on BBC Scotland.
With coverage beginning at 19:15pm, the special edition of Sportscene will include coverage from Emma Dodds and Rob MacLean.
You can watch via BBC iPlayer or via the BBC Scotland channel on your TV.
Who is part of the Rangers team at the Scottish Masters?
Rangers are bringing the oldest squad to the Scottish Masters this evening and will hope they feel the benefit of such experience.
Here's the star-studded Rangers lineup for the tournament which has an average age of 43.63:
Roy Carroll, Lee McCulloch, Pedro Mendes, Barry Ferguson (c), Graham Dorrans, Nacho Novo, Jermain Defoe & Kris Boyd
Have a look below to see the Celtic (40.13), Aberdeen (43.25) and Dundee United (39.88) squads at the tournament:
Aberdeen team: Russell Anderson (c), Eoin Jess, Joe Lewis, Derek Young, Jonny Hayes, Gavin Rae, Kevin McNaughton and Lee Miller.
Celtic team: Stiliyan Petrov (c), Scott Brown, Charlie Mulgrew, Simon Donnelly, Gary Hooper, Darren O'Dea, Joe Ledley and Michael McGovern.
Dundee United team: Willo Flood (c), Mark Wilson, Craig Conway, Gary Kenneth, John Rankin, Jon Daly, Danny Swanson and Paul Gallacher.
Rangers legends return for Scottish Masters
There are a number of talking points ahead of Rangers' trip to face their Scottish Premiership rivals as part of the Scottish Masters.
With Barry Ferguson set to lead the side, the addition of Pedro Mendes brings an element of glamour to the 'friendly' tournament.
Roy Carroll will also be expected to make a difference between the sticks, with the Northern Irish goalkeeper the oldest player in the Gers squad.
The inclusion of Hall of Famer Lee McCulloch will also turn heads, the former Rangers captain a no-nonsense footballer who adds some grit to the team.
Graham Dorrans – who is still playing the game with Johnstone Burgh – is the youngest player in the squad at the tender age of 36.
Nacho Novo has also bounced back from a string of medical issues over the last few to take his place in the squad.
Rangers also have a lethal frontline, with legendary poacher Kris Boyd making the trip north alongside popular forward Jermain Defoe, who makes his return to Scottish football.
