Inside Servette's dossier on Rangers as Ibrox cauldron to fuel 'drive, rage and desire' for another Champions League upset

Servette believe they are taking on a team "two notches up" from their last Champions League victims when they travel to Ibrox on Wednesday.

But their assistant Bojan Dimic reckons the atmosphere will give them the "drive, rage and desire" to cause another big Euro upset against Rangers. Dimic was put up for media duties ahead of the showdown in Glasgow where the Swiss side are hoping for a big result on the road that can propel them into the playoff stage and keep their dream of reaching the Champions League group stage alive.

Dimic, who will be in Rene Weiler's dugout for both games, fielded questions on a number of topics. He revealed he watched their clash with Kilmarnock and came away from it with a firm idea of what to expect from Rangers who he rates higher than Genk, who they beat on penalties to this stage. Here's some of what he had to say to RTS...

"Everyone keeps telling us it's great, and it must be, given the number of messages we received after the Genk match, but we're focused on our job and aren't really aware of what we've achieved. In fact, between us, we don't say to ourselves that it's beautiful, but rather that it's good. Because yes, we're happy with the work we've done, but this qualification shouldn't be seen as an end in itself.

"We've still got our heads in the sand, and we're determined to keep going and be serious about everything we do. Before facing SLO, we didn't talk about Rangers at all with the players. We were focused on Stade Lausanne first, because you have to be focused on every objective.

"Servette need to keep dreaming. Of course, we know that this European autumn will be a fine one in any case, and you only have to look at the teams we could face in the group stage to