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Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst is hopeful Braga’s relatively inexperienced team might wilt in the heat of the Ibrox cauldron next week as the Scottish champions try to overturn a 1-0 deficit in the Europa League quarter-finals.
Giovanni Van Bronckhorst hopes Rangers can use Ibrox to take them into the Europa League semi-final following their 1-0 defeat by Braga in Portugal.
Rangers require an Ibrox comeback to keep Europa League hopes alive following a defeat by Braga in their quarter-final clash in Portugal.
It wasn't an ideal start for Rangers in their Europa League quarter-final as they were beaten 1-0 by Braga at the Estadio Municipal. A goal from Abel Ruiz was enough to ruin Allan McGregor's centenary European appearance for the club in the visiting net, and Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side were fortunate to not leave Portugal with a two-goal deficit as Andre Horta saw his deflected effort chalked off for a foul on Ryan Jack by wide centre-back Fabiano.
Rangers require an Ibrox comeback to keep Europa League hopes alive following a 1-0 defeat by Braga in their quarter-final clash in Portugal.
Rangers are in Portugal for the first leg of their UEFA Europa League quarter final with DC Braga, dreaming of a semi-final date and even Seville for the final.
The Colombian, who has scored 18 times in all competitions this term, has had an operation on a thigh injury sustained on international duty at the end of last month.
It is a big night for Rangers in Europe with the remaining Scottish club in continental competition in Braga for their Europa League quarter-final first-leg.