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Scottish clubs are facing a Champions League sweat with the country’s coefficient ranking in danger of sliding after a disappointing season in European competition.
The benefit of Rangers’ European exploits to Scottish football has been laid bare with the Ibrox club among the top 10 highest scoring clubs in Europe in terms of UEFA coefficient points.
Scottish sides have endured a tough season in Europe so far this term with the countries coefficient advantage being slashed during a disappointing campaign.
Rangers fans across the land spent yesterday diving into doorways and hiding in cupboards in a desperate bid to avoid a reminder of Saturday’s Parkhead humiliation from those gloating pals and grinning work-mates of a green and white persuasion.
Rangers have surpassed Celtic to become the top contributing side Scotland's coefficient tally in the last five years - and have just fallen short of topping the European list.
Rangers have been ranked TENTH on the all-time list of points scored towards their country's coefficient - with Celtic coming in at 15th. Meanwhile Aberdeen rank as Scotland's third-best performer, with Hibs trailing in their wake.
The return of European competition also brings one of Scottish football's favourite recent topics to the fore - the coefficient. It's been a satisfying few years watching Scotland climb up UEFA's rankings, a rise that resulted in last season's Premiership champions gaining automatic Champions League qualification.
Motherwell were left with faces redder than the scarlet jerseys sported by the Sligo Rovers side that dumped them out of the Europa Conference League.