'White beasts': Why Rangers will be allowed to wear usual colours against Eintracht Frankfurt
Eintracht Frankfurt have decided to wear their all-white third kit for Wednesday’s Europa League final against Rangers.
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Eintracht Frankfurt have decided to wear their all-white third kit for Wednesday’s Europa League final against Rangers.
Ten years after financial oblivion plunged them into Scotland's bottom tier, Rangers are on the brink of lifting their first European trophy in half a century as they meet Eintracht Frankfurt in the final of the Europa League on Wednesday. Administration, liquidation and relegation all blighted a broken club in 2012 but if the Rangers recovery was complete when they won the Scottish Premiership again last season, a final in Seville now offers them a shot at European glory too.
Rangers scored more goals against Borussia Dortmund this year than they did during their entire UEFA Cup campaign in 2008, when they last reached a European final.
Ryan Kent calls him “a utility player” in a nod to Joe Aribo’s versatility, playing all but three positions for Rangers throughout his three-year career. This season though, the Nigerian can lay claim to another title. Simply, a machine.
Finals aren’t always the most exciting of occasions when it comes to a footballing spectacle. It’s understandable of course, in a final: if you open up too much you won’t win the trophy, and you can’t simply try again next week like you can in a league season. Plus they nearly always come at the end of the season, where players are generally more tired.
Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst reminded his players of the importance of teamwork and playing to their strengths during Wednesday’s Europa League final.
Rangers are less than 48 hours away from kicking off in one of the biggest matches in the club’s history.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst will tell his team to match Rangers’ iconic Bareclona Bears by bringing the club’s first European title since 1972 back from Seville as he himself bids to match figures from his own illustrious past.