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Giovanni van Bronckhorst immediately set his sights on winning the Europa League after Rangers sealed a Seville final meeting with Eintracht Frankfurt by beating RB Leipzig on a famous evening at Ibrox.
Rangers have reached a European final for the first time since 2008 as the Scottish giants took down RB Leipzig to book a place in the Europa League final.
James Tavernier and Glen Kamara turned the tie around inside the first 24 minutes at an emotionally charged Ibrox as players and fans united to pay tribute to long-serving kitman Jimmy Bell, who died on Tuesday.
GLASGOW: John Lundstram struck 10 minutes from time to give Rangers a 3-1 win over RB Leipzig and send them into the Europa League final 3-2 on aggregate after a see-saw clash at a rocking Ibrox on Thursday (May 5).
Ten-man West Ham limped out of the Europa League on Thursday night after a 3-1 aggregate loss to Frankfurt, who will now take on Rangers in the final later this month after the Scottish side pulled off a remarkable win against RB Leipzig.
Rangers won through to the Europa League final in sensational style with 3-1 semi-final second-leg victory over RB Leipzig to emerge 3-2 winners on aggregate.
A tremendous performance from Rangers and a late winning goal, in front of a wild Ibrox crowd mourning the loss of kit man Jimmy Bell, sent them into their first European final since 2008. Goals from James Tavernier, Glen Kamara and John Lundstram overturned Leipzig’s first-leg advantage, handing the favourites a surprise defeat; they must now hope to qualify for nest season's Champions League through the Bundesliga, in which they currently sit fifth.
Celtic must wait a little longer than they and their supporters had hoped to celebrate becoming Scottish champions for a 52nd time.