Rangers Hampden date for Motherwell is looming

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Motherwell's Premiership fixture away to Rangers will be played at Hampden Park next month.The game, originally scheduled for Saturday, August 10, was to take place at Ibrox as normal, but construction work at the Glasgow side's stadium means they can't play home games there until at least September 5.That means that Queen's Park's Championship fixture against Livingston at the City Stadium has been moved to Friday, August 9, at 7.45pm to accommodate Motherwell's visit to Hampden on Saturday, August 10, at 3pm.The news comes shortly after Motherwell confirmed that Paul McGinn will be captain this season, with Stephen O'Donnell vice-captain.O'Donnell said on Saturday: “Paul is the captain this season, but he has a knock.

I think I’m vice-captain and I’m delighted to have a role – I just want to be playing, and hopefully I can do that."If I’m the captain on the day if McGinn is struggling or not playing, I’m more than happy to do that.“I had it before.

I’ve got plenty of experience, Paul has similar experience, and you’ve got the likes of Liam Gordon and Shane Blaney, who are very capable of wearing the armband."It’s all about the team together, there are leaders all over the place, and taking responsibility as a collective."Follow Lanarkshire Live Sport onX via@LanLiveSport, like us onFacebookor find us onInstagramfor the latest sports news, pictures and video.