Gio van Bronckhorst got away with one last night.
One goal conceded but a tie still in the balance and the chance still to make it into the semi-finals of the Europa League.
That’s not a bad return at all from a night which showed the Rangers manager is still searching for answers to issues which have remained unsolved ever since he took on the task of replacing Steven Gerrard in the dugout, midway through a season of unresolved dilemmas for Scotland’s champions.
Back then, the big question used to be, how do you solve a problem like Alfredo Morelos.
And often, during his time in charge, even Gerrard seemed to be totally flummoxed by it.
Indeed, it is to the credit of van Bronckhorst that this riddle has been turned on its head. These days, it’s become a matter of how does he fix a problem like not having the Colombian spearheading Rangers’ attack.
Van Bronckhorst, though, continues in the seemingly fruitless quest to ram square pegs into round holes.
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He tried Kemar Roofe at the weekend against Celtic and came up short. So Van Bronckhorst twisted again last night when stuck between a rock and a hard place in this unique arena, carved into a slab of a Portuguese stone.
This time, it was
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