Rangers storm to stunning Europa League win at Dortmund
Rangers pulled off a stunning 4-2 win away to Borussia Dortmund on Thursday to take command of their Europa League knockout stage play-off tie.
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Rangers produce great European performance with stunning Borussia Dortmund win
Rangers produced one of the club’s greatest European performances with a stunning 4-2 Europa League knockout round play-off first-leg win over Borussia Dortmund.
The mysterious letter sent to Wales' head coach after 'cocky' English train conversation
To this day, it remains a curious episode.
Erling Haaland Forced To Watch Rangers Run Rampant In Stunning Europa League Win Over Borussia Dortmund
Marco Rose’s men were without Erling Haaland due to injury, with the Norwegian striker forced to watch from the stands as Rangers ran riot at the Westfalenstadion.
Jac Morgan describes switch from mechanical engineering to international rugby
As a 17-year-old, Jac Morgan made plans for a life away from rugby by enrolling on a mechanical engineering course. Five years on and the flanker says his decision to commit to the game and abolish his apprenticeship is the best he's ever made. Ad/> The 22-year-old made his Wales debut against Scotland in the Guinness Six Nations last weekend, helping his side to a 20-17 win that keeps their title hopes alive.
Dortmund 2-4 Rangers: Alfredo Morelos scores brace in Europa League thriller
Scottish champions Rangers famously beat Borussia Dortmund 4-2 away from home on Thursday evening.
Livingston boss David Martindale on why St Mirren counterpart Jim Goodwin is in high demand
The 40-year-old Goodwin has emerged as the front-runner for the Aberdeen vacancy after following up his impressive start as a boss at Alloa by overseeing steady progress in Paisley since landing the Buddies job in 2019.
'What an amazing decision that is' - Why USA's John Shuster deliberately threw stone into barrier in defeat to Team GB
Great Britain’s curling semi-final triumph over USA threw up something of an unusual moment when American skip John Shuster opted to surrender the chance of a point by deliberately throwing a stone into the barrier. The incident occurred in the ninth end as they two rinks played out a tense match, with Shuster’s decision opening up a 6-4 lead for the British. Ad/> Rather than considered an act of self-sabotage however, the throw was actually a strategic move on the part of the defending champions.