The Rangers turnaround from Celtic cuffing made me scream WOW as Gio’s boys humiliate a giant – Barry Ferguson

Outplayed at Parkhead but dominant in Dortmund. What a turnaround it’s been for Rangers.

For me, it was a real team performance and as a unit, it’s the best I’ve seen of Rangers for a long, long time.

It’s only two weeks since this side got ripped apart at Celtic Park. No one that night could have envisioned them getting a result in Germany the way they crumbled against Ange Postecoglou’s side.

But the response since has been impressive. Four wins, 14 goals scored and only two conceded. Gio couldn’t have asked for any better.

Everyone was waiting to see what would happen after the derby disaster but from the first minute of that game against Hearts they’ve been bang at it and it all cumulated in another astonishing performance against Der BVB.

Sometimes it’s easy when you get a sore one like that Old Firm beating to shut up shop and hide from the flak.

But fair play to Gio and his team, it looks to me like they’ve taken on the criticism and responded in exactly the right manner by showing how much they all want to play for Rangers.

Before Thursday, I thought Rangers just had to make sure they came back still in the tie at the very least. Dortmund may have been missing their main man Erling Haaland but they still had some team.

Mats Hummels is a World Cup winner, Marco Reus and Alex Witsel have 170 caps between them for Germany and Belgium respectively while Jude Bellingham is already an England regular at 18.

But wow. What a night!

I played in the team that beat Lyon three-zip in France but Thursday is right up there among the best results Rangers have ever recorded on foreign soil. I don’t like to compare one win to another because let’s be honest, every win away in Europe is to be savoured.

But you also can’t ignore