The friendly match between Clyde and Rangers on Tuesday, July 22, 2008 at 2:30 PM EDT will NOT BE SHOWN as there is no video feed available.

Rangers fell to defeat in the final match of their tour of northern Germany as Bundesliga side Schalke dominated a low-key encounter.

Mladen Krstajic headed the only goal half-an-hour into the game as Schalke controlled possession.

Washington DC Loyal Rangers Supporters Club will show the friendly game between Schalke 04 and Rangers LIVE. Kick off is at 10 AM EDT on Saturday, July 19th. There is NO cover charge for this game.

Rangers mounted a fine second-half comeback to win 3-1 against Lotte in a low-key friendly against the German minnows.

Gers boss Walter Smith gave Andy Webster a starting place as he bids to complete his long recovery from a hernia injury and also handed a debut to new striker Andrius Velicka.

New signing Kenny Miller made his second Rangers debut as Walter Smith's men made a winning start to their pre-season schedule.

Miller, back with Rangers seven years after leaving for Wolves, struck the post as the Ibrox men beat German fourth division side Preussen Munster thanks to Charlie Adam's first-half penalty.

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Kris Boyd was the Hampden hero again as Rangers ended a rollercoaster season on a high note by claiming the Scottish Cup with a 3-2 win over Queen of the South.

The striker set the ball rolling with the opener against the First Division side, before DaMarcus Beasley put his injury hell firmly behind him with a goal of his own.

Washington DC Loyal Rangers Supporters Club will show the Scottish Cup final game between Rangers and Queen of the South at Hampden Park LIVE via Setanta pay per view. Kick off is at 10 am EDT on Saturday, May 24th. Cover charge will apply.

Rangers lost out on the Clydesdale Bank Premier League title on a night to forget at Aberdeen as Celtic retained their crown with a win against Dundee United.

Nacho Novo was sent off with 10 minutes to go after Lee Miller and Darren Mackie had both scored for the Dons and news had filtered through of Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink's winner at Tannadice.

Washington DC Loyal Rangers Supporters Club will show the Scottish Premier League game between Aberdeen and Rangers LIVE via Setanta pay per view. Kick off is at 2:45 PM EDT on Thursday, May 22nd. We also expect to be able to view Dundee United v Celtic at the same time. Cover charge will apply.

Rangers ensured the Clydesdale Bank Premier League title race will go right to the wire with a win over St Mirren on Monday night - but the balance of power remains with Celtic.

A Kris Boyd strike and a double from Jean-Claude Darcheville means the Old Firm rivals head into the final night of the season level on points but with the defending champions four goals better off.

Washington DC Loyal Rangers Supporters Club will show the Scottish Premier League game between St. Mirren and Rangers LIVE via Setanta pay per view. Kick off is at 2:45 PM EDT on Monday, May 19th. There will be NO cover charge for this game.

Chris Porter did Celtic a huge favour by putting a massive dent in Rangers' Clydesdale Bank Premier League title hopes at Fir Park as his goal earned his side a 1-1 draw.

Christian Dailly was the unexpected scorer of Rangers' goal but striker Porter snatched a point for Motherwell with a second-half equaliser.

Washington DC Loyal Rangers Supporters Club will show the Scottish Premier League game between Motherwell and Rangers LIVE via Setanta pay per view. Kick off is at 7:30 AM EDT on Saturday, May 17th. We have confirmed that Summers WILL open in time for kick off. There will be NO cover charge for this game.

Rangers' hopes of a first European trophy in 36 years were crushed as Zenit St Petersburg claimed the UEFA Cup.

Walter Smith's men experienced an epic journey which saw them play 18 European games to reach Manchester, only for them to fall at the final hurdle at the hands of the Russian champions.