Despite former Scotland striker Kenny Miller being ruled out with a groin strain, there is no place in Rangers' starting line-up for David Templeton even though the winger scored during a fine performance off the bench against Queen of the South a fortnight ago.

Fraser Aird and Ian Black are back in the Rangers midfield, with Marius Zaliukas and Arnold Peralta dropping to the bench.

Raith Rovers: Laidlaw, Thomson, Watson, Perry, McKeown, Vaughan, Moon, Scott, Fox, Conroy, Stewart. Subs: Anderson, Elliot, Callachan, McGurn, Ellis, Robertson, Bates.

Rangers: Simonsen, McGregor, McCulloch, Mohsni, Wallace, Aird, Law, Black, Macleod, Clark, Boyd. Subs: Smith, Daly, Templeton, Peralta, Shiels, Robinson, Zaliukas.

Referee: Brian Colvin

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We are nearly 15 minutes from kick off and you can hear live commentary of the game on BBC Radio Scotland 810MW.

If your preference is for rugby union, you can watch Edinburgh v Connacht in the Pro12 on BBC Alba, while the TV coverage and radio commentary can both be accessed via the BBC Sport Scotland website.

Should either side claim victory at Stark's Park, they will draw level with Scottish Championship leaders Hearts before they travel to Dumbarton tomorrow.

On the field of play, Rangers have travelled to Kirkcaldy level on points with their hosts, Raith Rovers, but ahead of Grant Murray's side on goal difference.

Rangers' announcement of their latest cash injection came shortly after the Union of Fans group said it is "utterly dismayed" that the club has agreed a settlement with former commercial director Imran Ahmad.

It accused the club's board of being "wasteful and a disgrace to Rangers" after previously promising to "robustly defend" the action.

Mr Ahmad had £620,000 of Rangers assets frozen over a claim he was owed a bonus of £500,000 and £120,000 legal costs.

Earlier this afternoon, Rangers announced that they had managed to raise £3.13m in desperately needed cash following a share issue.

That surpassed the minimum required - but only just - but was short of the £4m they had targeted.

Rangers go into this game at the end of another turbulent week for the Glasgow club.

Welcome to our live text coverage of tonight's Scottish Championship game between Raith Rovers and Rangers.