World media reacts to Rangers as PSV escape Ibrox 'storm' but Dutch verdicts name clear Champions League favourite

It was a tie that always promised drama and on a rainy night at Ibrox, Rangers and PSV delivered.

Their Champions League playoff tie now hangs tantalisingly in the balance following a 2-2 draw that could easily have gone either way. Ibrahim Sangare gave the Eredivisie leaders a first-half advantage but it was cancelled out almost immediately by the in-form Antonio Colak as he took his tally to four in four games.

PSV keeper Walter Benitez then dropped a clanger in allowing Tom Lawrence's 30-yard free-kick out of his grasp and over the line to put Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side ahead. A crucial victory beckoned for last season's Europa League finalists but a poorly defended set-piece then allowed Armando Obispo to level matters just 12 minutes from full-time. The teams will do it all over again in a week's time in Eindhoven, with the tie now essentially a 90 minute (or more) shootout for the prize of a place at the continent's top table - and the coveted £40million jackpot that comes with it.

The enthralling first leg was the pick of the playoff ties on Tuesday night and caught the attention of the world's media. Verdicts in the Netherlands admitted PSV survived a "Scottish storm" but the prevailing opinion appears to be there's now a clear favourite to progress to the group stage. Here's a selection of the best reaction from around the globe.

"Under the rain of a noisy Ibrox Park, PSV Eindhoven had a good draw against Glasgow Rangers (2-2) on Tuesday in the first leg of the Champions League. The former Toulousain Sangaré opened the scoring for the Dutch, on a second ball after a corner (37th). A short-lived advantage: rookie Colak, preferred to Morelos, equalised three minutes later after a magnificent collective