Rangers v Eintracht Frankfurt REACP: Heartbreak for Rangers in Europa League final
Rangers faltered at their final Europa League hurdle with a cruel 5-4 penalty shootout defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt in Seville.
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NHL Rink Wrap: Battle of Alberta gets off to wild start
The Rangers were really good on Wednesday night and looked like a significantly better team than the one that barely snuck by Pittsburgh in the First Round. They defended well, they were the better team for most of the night, and they were three minutes away from stealing Game 1 against the Hurricanes. And then some sloppy play resulted in a Sebastian Aho goal to send the game to overtime where Ian Cole would score the game-winner for Carolina. The Rangers showed they can compete with Carolina, but they are going to need to repeat that effort the rest of this series. And then be able to finish it out.
Wales squad to potentially face Scotland: Gareth Bale and Rangers midfielder Aaron Ramsey picked for World Cup play-off final
Gareth Bale has been declared fit to lead Wales' bid to reach a first World Cup for 64 years.
Frankfurt captain Sebastian Rode shows off Rangers battle scar after bloodied trophy lift
Eintracht Frankfurt captain Sebastian Rode showed off his battle scars after lifting the Europa League trophy after his side defeated Rangers in Wednesday night’s dramatic final.
Excitement builds over Rangers' Alex Lowry - 'show he can play at this level'
Scot Gemmill is excited about working with Alex Lowry for the first time after including the Rangers winger in the Scotland Under-21 squad.
Bale named in Wales squad for World Cup play-off final
Gareth Bale has been named in the Wales squad for their World Cup play-off final against Scotland or Ukraine despite recent back trouble as they seek to qualify for the tournament for the first time since 1958. The captain has made just two substitute appearances for Real Madrid since scoring both goals in Wales's 2-1 World Cup play-off victory over Austria on March 24.
Una tortura que no se va olvidar jamás en Glasgow: el penalti que les condenó fue muy duro
FINAL EUROPA LEAGUE | EINTRACHT 1(5) — RANGERS 1(4)
"Hay 190.000 que no pudieron estar en este estadio de Mickey Mouse"
El presidente del Eintracht, Peter Fischer, estuvo acompañando a los aficionados de su equipo en Sevilla durante las horas previas a la final que se disputa esta noche en Nervión. El mandatario del club alemán descalificó de forma sorprendente al estadio Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán, que será el escenario del envite ante el Rangers en el duelo por levantar la Europa League: «Hay 190.000 fans que no pudieron estar en este estadio de Mickey Mouse». De esta forma tan cuestionable Fischer se quejó del escaso público que pudo acudir al recinto nervionense.