Rangers player ratings as agonising Aaron Ramsey miss proves the difference

Penalty kicks were the difference as Eintracht Frankfurt lifted the Europa League trophy in Seville.

It was an historic day for both teams so some nerves in the first half were inevitable. The opening period was cagey with John Lundstram's header, tipped over the bar, the closest Rangers came.

The Ibrox side did open the scoring after the break and it was one Frankfurt defender Tuta won't want to see back as he slipped and let Joe Aribo through to slot home.

But the equaliser soon followed with Rafael Borre slipping between Connor Goldson and Calvin Bassey to fire home.

There was to be no separating them as it went to extra-time and then penalties and a perfect showing from the Germans saw them edge it.

All but one of the ten penalties hit the back of the net but it was Aaron Ramsey who saw his spot-kick saved by Kevin Trapp.

Here's how the Rangers players rated.

Allan McGregor : Oldest player to compete in a Europa League final and gathered an 11th minute strike from Sow with ease before excelling himself by shoving a rasping effort by Knauff past a post. Relieved to see Kamada clip a shot over his bar when a leveller looked inevitable and given no chance with Borre strike. 8 James Tavernier : Isolated early on with Kostic twice delivering crosses, struggled against the dangerman in what was an unconvincing and nervy first-half from the Gers skipper. Trademark high pressing runs down the flank were restricted by Frankfurt's dominance. Escaped a booking for tug on Lindstrom but much more assured after the interval but out of sorts. 6 Connor Goldson : Kept his composure and shape impressively to hold his backline together and cope with early storm but very fortunate not concede a penalty at start of second-half