Rangers have their last realistic shot at domestic silverware this season as Queen's Park stand in their way of the Scottish Cup quarter-finals. Gers suffered penalty shootout agony in December's Old Firm League Cup Final and trail Celtic by an insurmountable 13 points in the Premiership. Philippe Clement has masterminded a stunning run into the Europa League last 16 and who knows whether James Tavernier can lead the Light Blues to a second Euro final in three years. But a place in May's showpiece final at Hampden will be a priority as Rangers look to avoid ending the season empty-handed. Having overcome Highland League minnows Fraserburgh in the previous round, the Ibrox side have been handed another favourable home draw against the Spiders, who sit fifth in the Championship. Here, Record Sport tells you everything you need to know ahead of the Glasgow derby. When is Rangers vs Queen's Park? Rangers host Queen's Park at Ibrox on Sunday January 9. Kick-off is at 3:30pm. Is Rangers vs Queen's Park on TV? Yes, Premier Sports will screen the Scottish Cup fifth-round tie live. Coverage begins at 3pm on Premier Sports 2 ahead of kick-off at 3:30pm. The programme lasts all the way until 6:30pm. READ MORE: When is the Scottish Cup quarter final draw? Live stream, TV channel and start time Can I live stream Rangers vs Queen's Park? Premier Sports customers will be able to follow the match live on the channel's website or via the Premier Sports app. Those looking to subscribe to the channel can do so for a monthly fee starting at £10.99. Where else can I follow Rangers vs Queen's Park? You can keep up with all the action from Ibrox right here on dailyrecord.co.uk! Record Sport will be running a live blog with all the pre-match build-up and team news, and every kick of the ball once the clash gets underway. After the game, we'll have all the reaction from managers and players, as well as player ratings, talking points and plenty more. Ref and VAR Calum Scott will be the man in the middle at Ibrox. He'll be assisted by David McGeachie and Sean Carr. Gavin Duncan is on VAR duties alongside assistant Gary Hilland. Rangers duo Leon King and Ridvan Yilmaz have returned to training but are unlikely to feature this weekend. Oscar Cortes is still "a few weeks" away from fitness, while Brazilian striker Danilo is on course to make his injury comeback next week. Dujon Sterling and Leon Balogun remain sidelined. Queen's Park could hand on-loan Celtic kid Adam Montgomery his debut. But Adam Devine won't be able to play against his parent club. Ben Jackson is also cup-tied. Cammy Kerr and Roddy MacKenzie are sidelined through injury. Jack Thomson is a major doubt.