Rangers vs Union Saint-Gilloise

Rangers host Union Saint-Gilloise at the Ibrox Stadium in a crucial second-leg tie. The Gers lost 2-0 in Belgium and must overcome the Belgians to secure ...

Giovanni van Bronckhorst has much work if Rangers aim to qualify for the next round against Union. Rangers host Union Saint-Gilloise at the Ibrox Stadium in a crucial second-leg tie. The Les Unionistes aim to qualify for the Champions League group stages after many years.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst's Rangers team have a 2-0 deficit to overturn from the first leg of their Champions League third qualifying round match against ...

Can the Ibrox crowd help Rangers mount a comeback as van Bronckhorst sends a message to the home fans ahead of KO in Glasgow? 12 Mins: Early pressure and half chances for the hosts as they know a first half goal could be crucial in this tie. Fashion Sakala is also back in the Rangers squad. 21 Mins: Union's first break upfield results in a corner but Rangers easily deal with the threat. 45 Mins to KO: A huge night in store for Rangers as they aim to keep alive their Champions League hopes for 2022/23. 0 Rangers still have work to do to revive their Champions League dream and Union will look to dig in for the next 45 minutes as they push for history. 0 Rangers or Union will face the winners of that game in the Champions League play offs. 0 3 3

Rangers will need another one of those special nights at Ibrox under the lights this evening if they are to keep their Champions League dreams alive.T.

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Match report as Rangers beat Union Saint-Gilloise 3-0 at Ibrox and progress to the Champions League play-off round; James Tavernier, Antonio Colak and Malik ...

But still you have to do it over and over again," Van Bronckhurst said. Some of last season's games at Ibrox when they reached the Europa League final were epic and this one reached similar heights. "The second goal gave the opponent more confidence and the third goal...there was a problem in the defence but they made the most of the chance." "We want to be in the Champions League and I saw the desire in my players." "We controlled everything really well and when you lose a goal it is hard to get the same scenario in the second half. "It is a big chance to take the last hurdle and play Champions League football." "There was one moment in the second half with James Sands, I was like, 'this can be a very important moment for the game'. It was good that he didn't give the yellow card and gave the ball to us. "Today, I was happy with the decisions of the referee, of course it was in our favour. The Dutchman, who was unhappy with a penalty awarded to USG in last week's 2-0 defeat in Belgium, said: "We knew last week wasn't a penalty, which made it harder for us. "That's why I am so proud of my players, the way they played, with passion, with desire, with fire to go to the next round. "That is the only way you have to be on the pitch, to create the atmosphere we created with the fans today. "That's why I am so proud of my players, the way they played, with passion, with desire, with fire to go to the next round."

Match report as Rangers beat Union Saint-Gilloise 3-0 at Ibrox and progress to the Champions League play-off round; James Tavernier, Antonio Colak and Malik ...

But still you have to do it over and over again," Van Bronckhurst said. Some of last season's games at Ibrox when they reached the Europa League final were epic and this one reached similar heights. "The second goal gave the opponent more confidence and the third goal...there was a problem in the defence but they made the most of the chance." "We want to be in the Champions League and I saw the desire in my players." "We controlled everything really well and when you lose a goal it is hard to get the same scenario in the second half. "It is a big chance to take the last hurdle and play Champions League football." "There was one moment in the second half with James Sands, I was like, 'this can be a very important moment for the game'. It was good that he didn't give the yellow card and gave the ball to us. "Today, I was happy with the decisions of the referee, of course it was in our favour. The Dutchman, who was unhappy with a penalty awarded to USG in last week's 2-0 defeat in Belgium, said: "We knew last week wasn't a penalty, which made it harder for us. "That's why I am so proud of my players, the way they played, with passion, with desire, with fire to go to the next round. "That is the only way you have to be on the pitch, to create the atmosphere we created with the fans today. "That's why I am so proud of my players, the way they played, with passion, with desire, with fire to go to the next round."

Rangers beat Union Saint-Gilloise 3-0 at Ibrox in the second leg of their Champion League qualifier, a comeback that secured a 3-2 aggregate win.

Within 13 minutes of the restart, the tie was level. Yet in the first quarter of the game, Rangers had failed to mark their dominance with the opener. Van der Heyden was the offender, with handball after Borna Barisic had floated a cross into the USG penalty area. As Siebe Van der Heyden flicked a free header wide of the home goal, murmurs of concern were apparent from the packed Ibrox stands. “The pressure was on us,” said the Rangers manager, Giovanni van Bronckhorst. “I am so proud of my players. Rangers progressed to the playoff round with swagger.