Olympiacos suffer injury hammer blow, Spurs and Man Utd slump as USG struggles go on – Rangers Europa League tracker

Rangers struggled to victory over St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership on Sunday but it was still better than some of their remaining Europa League rivals.

Vaclav Cerny struck the decisive goal at Ibrox Stadium to pick up three points ahead of Wednesday's huge trip to Pittodrie to face high-flying Aberdeen. That means a rare midweek without any European football but they will resume their Europa League campaign next week with a trip to Greece. Here, Record Sport rounds up the weekend results of their remaining league phase rivals.

Olympiacos (away November 7)

The Greeks have been hit with a major blow after key Turkish international midfielder Yusuf Yazıci suffered a serious knee injury. The Ibrox side travel to Piraeus next week for the latest game in the new-look competition with a tricky encounter against last season's Europa Conference League winners.

But they will be without 45-times capped star Yazıci who suffered a potential cruciate ligament injury in their 1-0 weekend defeat to Asteras Tripolis. He will be assessed this week to discover the extent of the damage but Olympiacos boss Jose Luis Mendilibar admitted it didn't look good. He said: "Everything indicates he has suffered a cruciate ligament injury, but we have to wait until the swelling goes down to assess the length of time he will be out. It is a huge disappointment to him and to us."

And Mendilibar wasn't happy at his side's defeat, which left them in fourth place in the Greek League. He said: "We have to stop thinking about the difference between league games and European games and treat them in the same way. We have to deal with them all. We keep playing nervously after a game in Europe."

Nice (away November 28)

The French side inflicted