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Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst reserved special praise for John Lundstram following his team history-making heroics that leaves only PSV Eindhoven standing in the club’s way of Champions League football.
Rangers completed a remarkable second-leg comeback against Union Saint-Giloise to reach the play-off round of Champions League qualifying. Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side had trailed 2-0 after the first leg in Belgium. Ad James Tavernier's penalty just before half-time gave the Scottish side hope, however, in front of a raucous Ibrox crowd.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst claimed his Rangers side played with “passion, desire and fire” to reach the Champions League play-off with a thrilling 3-0 win over Union Saint-Gilloise to go through on a 3-2 aggregate.
When Royale Union Saint-Gilloise visit Ibrox this evening it will be the 33rd European game Rangers have hosted since their return to the continental stage in 2017.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst plans to make a late call on whether or not to unleash key duo Ryan Kent and Alfredo Morelos on Royal Union Saint-Gilloise as the club bid to keep their Champions League dream alive.
Rangers go into Tuesday's huge Champions League qualifier with Royale Union Saint-Gilloise knowing they need to win by at least two goals in 90 minutes.
John Lundstram has branded the criticism of Rangers following their Champions League defeat in Belgium last week as 'ludicrous' and says there is 'no way on earth' you can write off individuals after just two or three games in the season.
Aaron Ramsey made an instant impact at his new club as the former Rangers loanee scored with his first touch for Nice in their Ligue 1 clash with Toulouse.