Euro hits & misses: Rangers making dreams reality | West Ham's painful lesson

Rangers' dream of Euro glory can become reality

Make Us Dream was the message from the Rangers fans and the players delivered.

They wanted to do legendary kitman Jimmy Bell proud just days after his sudden death and they did that and more on an unforgettable evening at Ibrox.

Trailing 1-0 from the first leg in Germany, a 3-1 victory on the night was enough to set up a final against Eintracht Frankfurt in Seville on May 18.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst has only been in charge for six months and he has the chance to do what only Willie Waddell has done before him and lead Rangers to a European trophy.

There's a feeling it might just be their year - it's their 150th anniversary and the 50th anniversary of that European Cup Winners' Cup victory in Barcelona.

Van Bronckhorst can always rely on his captain, James Tavernier, to rise to the challenge and the right-back is the outright top scorer in the Europa League this season with seven goals so far.

After beating Borussia Dortmund on the way to the final, there is no reason for Rangers to fear their final opponents.

Dortmund are second in the Bundesliga, RB Leipzig currently fifth and the team they will meet on May 18 down in 11th.Alison Conroy

West Ham will leave Frankfurt with a feeling of what might have been after the Aaron Cresswell red card. And who can blame them?

Eintracht, a team that had one win in their previous 10 home games, looked nervous in the 18 minutes before his dismissal in front of a raucous crowd.

The red card gave them confidence and they never looked back. It's not difficult to see that it was the turning point.

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But perhaps there was more to it than just that. Sloppy