Disastrous opening 20 minutes leaves Rangers' hopes of Champions League qualification hanging by a thread, as Club Brugge torment them inside a seething Ibrox.

Tuesday night saw Rangers’ Champions League qualification hopes looked to have faded after just 20 minutes. Fans filed out the exits, and boos rang out. Although Danilo got one back for the hosts,

Report as Rangers lose 3-1 to Club Brugge; two defensive errors left them 2-0 down after seven minutes; the visitors added a third before half time; Danilo pulled one back for the Ibrox side; Djeidi Gassamas goal was disallowed for a foul;

Tottenham fans are starting to fear that Mikey Moore may have made a mistake joining Rangers following their defeat to Club Brugge. The 18-year-old started on the bench and was introduced with just 20 minutes left to play, despite Russell Martin’s team struggling for most of the match.

DEAR Kerry, make sure you give your boy Russell another quick call. He’ll need some motherly love after this defeat which has left him fearing Champions League heartache. Rangers boss Martin

Part one of a £40million double header as Russell Martin looks to lead Ibrox side into the promised land for first time since 2022/23

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The Champions League's league stage is not quite yet set, but a few teams made the most of their chances on Wednesday to put one foot into the next round

Rangers are two games away from making it into the Champions League proper as they vie with Club Brugge for a place in the league phase of the competition. The two sides will contest a spot over two legs with the Scottish side having already progressed through the second and third qualifying rounds.

Starting off a fine 3-1 away win, Romeo Vermant put Club Brugge ahead against Rangers after just three minutes in the Champions League. It was a goal that, according to analysts in the VTM studio, he