The SFA has confirmed the officiating team for the Rangers' clash with Falkirk.
Rangers are set to face Falkirk in the Scottish Premiership. Don Robertson is the man in the middle, confirmed by Scottish football's governing body.
The experienced referee will be supported by assistants Daniel McFarlane and Calum Spence on either side of the pitch. Additionally, Andrew Dallas will oversee the VAR duties alongside Sean Carr at Clydesdale House.
Robertson, aged 39, is no stranger to Rangers games and has taken charge of six matches involving the Glasgow club this season. His first Rangers assignment of the current season was their 1-1 draw with Dundee at Ibrox back in August.
Following this, he officiated the season's first Old Firm clash, a goalless draw between Rangers and Celtic. Robertson has also been the referee for the 2-2 draw between Rangers and Dundee United and their 1-0 win over Hibernian in December.
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He further took charge of their 4-2 win against Hearts in February. His latest assignment involving Rangers saw them lose to Celtic in a penalty shootout during the Scottish Cup quarter-final last month.
Turning to Falkirk, Robertson has officiated just one game for John McGlynn's side this season, which they won 4-1 against Hibernian in January.
Both meetings between the two sides in the 2025/26 campaign so far have ended in draws. A 1-1 stalemate against this weekend's hosts in October led to the end of Russell Martin's tenure.
The teams played out another goalless draw at Ibrox the following month.
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