6 memorable Rangers European goals from Paul Gascoigne's super solo to Kemar Roofe's worldie

Rangers are on the hunt for Europa League glory as they travel to Germany to face RB Leipzig in the competitions semi final first leg this Thursday.

Gio van Bronckhorst' s side will be hoping for some goals as they look to secure a place in the grand finale where they would face either West Ham or Eintracht Frankfurt.

Rangers certainly have some experience in scoring both memorable and significant goals in European competitions throughout the years.

Take Kemar Roofe 's effort from the half way line just two years ago - an absolute stunner.

And there are plenty more to mention - from Rod Wallace's team effort goal back in 1999 to Mark Hateley's super volley against Leeds in '92.

We took a look back at some crackers and listed six to wonder at below...

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Kemar Roofe made it 2-0 with a stunning goal from the halfway line during Rangers' Europa League clash with Standard Liege in Belgium back in October 2020.

The Englishman held off the challenge of one opponent, skipped past another and beat the goalkeeper from the centre of the pitch.

Roofe’s shot was measured at 54.7 yards (49.9m) out – making it the longest-range goal ever scored in the Europa League.

Then boss Steven Gerrard described