Rangers vs Livingston: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 22 Nov '25)

Get ready for an electrifying showdown in the Scottish Premiership as Rangers and Livingston duke it out on Saturday, November 22, 2025. It's going to be quite the spectacle, as Rangers have been relishing in an undefeated streak during their last three head-to-head collisions with Livingston. That's right, Rangers have claimed victory thrice, while Livingston's dance card remains empty of wins or draws. Their previous tango on Sunday, September 28, 2025, saw Rangers cheekily waltzing away with a 2-1 win as the bashful but victorious visitors.

In their latest romping performances, Rangers saunter onto the pitch with their recent 3-0 triumph over Dundee FC still fresh in their minds. Meanwhile, Livingston took a leisurely stroll to a 1-1 draw with Falkirk FC. In terms of league standings, Rangers have snuggled up comfortably in slot number four, whereas Livingston appear to be down in twelfth place, possibly in search of Snickers bars for higher altitude energy before their next climb.

Player dynamics: Shadows may fear J. Tavernier, the fearsome Ranger who has blasted in 4 goals this season like a cannonball in a garden party while Livingston's stately L. Smith is the gracious host with the most assists, tallying a regal total of one. Speaking of top performers, Rangers' trinity of talents, Nicolas Raskin (7.39), John Souttar (7.35), and Derek Cornelius (7.33) will be looking to impress the critics once again. For Livingston, Jérôme Prior (6.97), Lewis Smith (6.91), and Ryan McGowan (6.88) are the stars expected to twinkle brightest.

Possession tells no lies, and with Rangers possessing an average sparkly 62.45% of that prized football, Livingston's 46.08% may just need a bit more hocus-pocus to snatch it away. Corner kicks are another enchanted entity, with Rangers averaging 7.36 corners, practically turning the field into their very own arcane hexagon, while Livingston's 4.42 corners require some serious wand-waving.

When it comes to discipline, Rangers have graciously collected 25 yellow cards, delicately dropped in conjunction with an eye-catching red and a round metallic penalty ball-shriek, while Livingston gleams with 34 yellows, a single red, and an identical penalty ball jaunt. Will the Rangers' unyielding momentum deliver another tale of victory, or can Livingston conjure up their underdog mystique? Only time will tell in this notorious sporting chapter of a tale — however, if the stats have whispered their truths, Rangers seem likely to emerge from this battlefield with banners held high!