Who should be the next Hibs boss and will Rangers reach the Champions League group stage? Monday Jury

Craig Swan : Hibs need to find someone who knows the Scottish game and can bring some solidity.

Gordon Parks : Neil Lennon, if he can be convinced to return. If not, Ian Murray.

Scott McDermott: Hibs have gone round the houses with their appointments. I would go for somebody like Stephen Robinson who with a bigger budget could turn Hibs into a major force again.

David McCarthy : It’s time for Hibs to rip the plaster. There’s no sign of things getting any better.

Craig Swan : It’s a 50-50 tie. Rangers have shown they can do it in Eindhoven and they can do it again. But they’ll have to be solid as PSV are dangerous. It could end up going to penalties.

Gordon Parks : PSV are on a different level to Rangers and the draw at Ibrox camouflaged the superiority of the Dutch, it’ll be a long night for Michael Beale’s side and a sharp exit.

Scott McDermott: PSV Eindhoven are now the favourites with home advantage. There is also a bigger pressure on them and that is something Rangers can use to their advantage.

David McCarthy : I suspect PSV will just have too much for Rangers on their own patch. Beale’s men certainly have a chance, though.

Craig Swan : All areas. A defender is needed, a new midfielder to bring some fresh craft and a striker to give Kyogo some back up. Huge week off the park.

Gordon Parks : A couple of defenders wouldn’t go amiss and a midfielder who can bring personality and creativity to the team.

Scott McDermott: A centre half is a must. A deal for Luis Palma looks close but I still think they need another full back and midfielder is needed.

David McCarthy : They are well short up front of Kyogo isn’t firing, so a striker and another centre back - first team ready and not projects - are needed.

Craig