Matthew MacDermid will referee Rangers’ William Hill Premiership fixture against Kilmarnock at Ibrox this Saturday.
The Scottish FA has confirmed the full team of officials for the 3pm kick-off, as the domestic game gets set to return.
Chris Rae and Ross Anderson will serve as assistant referees, with Grant Irvine in charge of VAR and Gary Hilland as assistant VAR.
George Calder has been appointed fourth official.
The match is Rangers’ first league outing since the international break, as the team looks to build on the recent Old Firm success.
Derek McInnes’ side host Kilmarnock, looking to continue their momentum, in what is a massive opportunity at Ibrox.
With Celtic not playing until Sunday, the Gers can go top of the Scottish Premiership with a victory over Neil McCann’s side.
Man in the middle MacDermid has already taken charge of one Rangers game this season, overseeing the 1-0 victory away to Aberdeen at Pittodrie on 30 August.
Last season he refereed five matches involving the club.
Rangers recorded two wins, two draws and one defeat in those fixtures, which included a 4-1 home win over Aberdeen, a 3-0 success at Dundee, draws with Falkirk and Hibernian, and a 2-1 loss to Hibernian in May.
Rangers resume domestic campaign on Saturday
The long, condensed international break has created a significant pause in the domestic game, and the Scottish Premiership has been no different.
Now, five uninterrupted weeks of club football lie ahead, with Rangers fighting on two fronts.
Through to the next international break in November, the fixture list is as follows:
Sat 10 Oct – Kilmarnock – H
Sat 17 Oct – Dundee – A
Sat 24 Oct – St. Johnstone – H
Wed 28 Oct – Hearts – A
Sat 31 Oct – Aberdeen – LCSF
Sat 7 Nov – St. Mirren – A
