Just how far will Rangers go in the Europa League after thumping Red Star? Monday Jury

KEITH JACKSON: One step at a time. They’ve still got a job to finish in Belgrade just to make it into the quarters. But it must be said, they look every inch an accomplished European side. A run to the final wouldn’t come as a shock. MICHAEL GANNON: There are some decent sides left in the hat but Rangers shouldn’t fear anyone. It would take an almighty effort to go all the way to the final but the adventure isn’t done yet. ANDY NEWPORT: It all depends on the draw for the last eight. The likes of Porto and Braga won’t hold any fear but there are still some quality outfits in the hat. However, once you make the quarters - as Gers should do - you’re in with a punchers’ chance of going all the way. SCOTT BURNS: Rangers will get past Red Star but it all depends on the draw. You still have the likes of Sevilla, Red Bull Leipzig, Lyon, West Ham United and Barcelona in there. After beating Dortmund, however, they will fancy their chances of causing further upsets.

KEITH: He’s getting very close but the hardest yards are still ahead, possibly starting on Tayside. However this season ends, the big Aussie has made a massive impact and has one trophy in the bag already. Showdowns with Rangers will make or break his hopes of winning the top flight. MICHAEL: He’s in the hunt but there’s a reason Trebles are fairly rare. It will come down to two Old Firm league games and a potential cup collision between the two. They’ll both end up with silver but who knows which ones. ANDY: It’s still too early to make that kind of prediction and Ange certainly won’t be making any bold statements about a clean sweep. But if Celtic keep churning out results like they have of late then their prospects look good. SCOTT:Celtic will be targeting a