Servette hero has Rangers in Champions League sights as he looks to complete incredible group stage journey

Jubilant Joel Mall insists there is no chance Rangers will spoil his dream of playing Champions League football after the hero keeper helped the ten men of Servette shock Genk.

The Swiss team stunned heavy favourites Genk by eliminating them on penalties after a 2-2 draw where they were forced to play 117 minutes with ten men after French striker Enzo Crivelli was sent off after just three minutes, with the match going to extra time.

Servette were even further hindered after an hour after their No.1 keeper Jeremy Frick had to be substituted after a knee injury and was replaced by Cypriot international back-up Mall, who came on for his debut having only signed from Olympiakos Nicosia last month. And the 32-year-old shot-stopper was the hero as he made a string of saves and helped win the penalty shootout for Servette.

Now he can't wait to face Michael Beale's Rangers with the first leg at Ibrox Stadium next Wednesday.. He said: "Bringing the Champions League to Geneva and playing in the group stages would be a dream for me. And after this game, we have to believe anything is possible in our next challenge against Rangers.

"It was a crazy game and I'm still recovering from it! We played against a team who should have beaten us and were better than us on paper. But that didn't matter in the end. It was a new situation for me. One minute I was sitting on the bench and the next I was right in the action. It was a big challenge.

"But I actually didn't have that much to do. We practice facing penalty kicks and it paid off. A year ago I was without a club and I was considering retiring from football. But for now we have to concentrate on the derby against Stade Lausanne Ouchy. I hope I can keep my place."