Todd Cantwell branded Rangers dark arts merchant as raging regulars set the Hotline on fire

Rangers kept their Champions League dream alive after being made to sweat by Servette.

But supporters don’t think PSV Eindhoven will be losing any sleep for next week’s play-off. And maybe even Morton will face their chances in the Viaplay Cup this weekend. Robert Livingston, Palm Beach , said: After watching this poor Gers performance, PSV must fancy their chances – maybe even Morton are looking forward to Saturday. What a shocker. Gers had easy chances to win it well, thankfully we got a excellent Allan McGregor replacement in Jack Butland.”

Davy Matson emailed: “Rangers yet again prove they need a right full back because James Tavernier definitely isn’t one. Up until half-time, Rangers were outclassed, outplayed clueless, with no central attackers. The plus point was the keeper but do they even have a plan?” Todd Cantwell was one of the stand-outs against the Swiss but John Malloy, via email, said: “What a shame Cantwell went down ten or 11 times. He’s a good player, he does not need to do that.” Robert McEwan, Mount Vernon, said: “You would think the days of blatant diving are over with the introduction of VAR. Cantwell’s dive the other night makes him an ideal partner for Tom Daley.”

Celtic fans were not impressed and James Robertson, Alabama, said: “I see Ranger fans are running their mouths, again. Until they win something, anything, it’s all talk. And talk is cheap.”

Gerard Milligan, Renfrewshire, said: “I think Brendan came back for a reason – he feels a bit guilty for abandoning the chance to go for the 10 in a row and the three years he's here Celtic will reach the Hallowed 56 to usurp Rangers.”

Andy Logan, Livingston, said: “I find it strange some Celtic fans, and a few Rangers fans, are all over the two