Rangers fans in the UK and overseas will be able to enjoy live coverage of the league game with East Stirlingshire on Saturday, November 17, on RangersTV.
The Ibrox side cut a deal with the SFL and East Stirling to make the match pay-per-view at a cost of £5.99, a deal which is the first of its kind on a Saturday.
Rangers Chief Executive Charles Green said: "It is fantastic news that Rangers fans in the UK and overseas who are unable to get an away ticket for the match at Ochil-view will be able to watch it live on RangersTV. I would like to thank the SFL and East Stirlingshire for their help and co-operation on this matter."
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