Classic Matches

“They’re a Different Animal in Europe! Thursday Nights are Rangers Night   Rangers are in Europa League action again this Thursday, with the possibility of post-League Phase football hanging by a thread. The European campaign has been a catastrophic disappointment so far, with four straight defeats leaving the team languishing at the bottom of the […]

When Rangers Stunned the UEFA Cup Holders.   Rangers host Italian opposition at Ibrox this Thursday for only the fourth time this century, looking to finally spark their Europa League campaign into life. The visitors this time are AS Roma, bringing the sides together in a competitive contest for the first time.   The last

League Cup Glory Amidst a Season of Poison and Paranoia   “Over the past few years, I have been privileged to learn from one of the most excellent managers in world football, and Walter’s record speaks for itself. The success he brought to Rangers during the 9-in-a-row era and the last four years in difficult

Victory in Scandinavia Returns Rangers to Europe’s Elite   In the summer of 2003, Rangers kicked off their European campaign riding the wave of a record-breaking, treble-winning season on the home front.  Alex McLeish’s side were the undisputed kings of Scottish football, sweeping all three domestic trophies, including a league title clinched by the finest

Revisiting when rampant Rangers started their Champions League campaign with a five-star performance.   After more disappointment than joy in Europe throughout the 1990s, Rangers fans entered the new decade with renewed optimism. The arrival of Dick Advocaat in 1998, coupled with the calibre of player he attracted to Ibrox, had already brought more respectable

  “And that’s McCoist with the acrobatic effort….”   The 1993 Scottish League Cup Final pitted Rangers against Hibs in late October, as Walter Smith’s side looked to kick life into a stuttering season. After the double in 1991/92 and the treble in 1992/93, this was a chance to claim a sixth domestic honour in