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Danny Murphy says Rangers don’t possess the quality to trouble Liverpool in their Champions League Battle of Britain return showdown and says the Ibrox crowd will only give Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s side a “small chance” of victory.
That's the thing about a battle. It really needs two to be up for the fight. So to call the Champions League clash between Liverpool and Rangers at Anfield a Battle of Britain was a bit of a stretch.
Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst will be “hugely frustrated” by not being able to field his strongest team for much of the season, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst admits Rangers need a positive result against Liverpool in their Champions League clash at Ibrox if they are to have a chance of playing European football after the turn of the year.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst predicts a “hectic” Battle of Britain return as he promised a fight from his Rangers side after their tame Anfield display - but warned his players not to lose their cool after a costly red card in their last Champions League clash at Ibrox.
Liverpool return to Champions League action against Rangers on Wednesday, October 12. The match kicks off at 20:00 UK time at Ibrox. The Reds come into the game off the back of another loss as they were beaten 3-2 by Arsenal in a thrilling game on Sunday.
Fortune favours the brave, they say, and Giovanni van Bronckhorst is hoping a bold approach against Liverpool might just offer Rangers a change in their Champions League luck.
Stephen Warnock says Liverpool didn’t get out of exhibition mode against Rangers at Anfield. But he's warned Ibrox gaffer Giovanni van Bronckhorst that if he decides to go for their throats on Wednesday night - the Reds could cause them MORE problems.