The Ibrox side hosted Serbian giants Red Star Belgrade in the first-leg of the Europa League round of 16.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s men ran out 3-0 winners in what was a comprehensive win in the end but one which had plenty of intrigue, controversy and excitement.
James Tavernier scored from the spot early on, Alfredo Morelos netted another European goal and Leon Balogun headed in the third. The visitors, who played some nice football, missed a spot kick of their own, while they had goals ruled out for offside and hit the bar.
Victory puts Rangers in a commanding position to reach the next round. Doing so would see them become the first Scottish side to progress to the quarter-final of a tournament since Walter Smith’s side in 2008 when the got to the UEFA Cup final.
Focus will switch to the domestic action with a huge Ayrshire derby this evening in the Championship. Kilmarnock are one pint behind league leaders Arbroath, while Ayr United could still get sucked into a relegation battle, although it is unlikely and they will have their eyes set on trying to catch Raith Rovers.
Across Saturday, Sunday and Monday there are the four Scottish Cup quarter-finals, all broadcast live on TV, starting with Hearts v St Mirren tomorrow evening.
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5. Parker set to join Lennon
Neil Lennon has lined up Garry Parker for the No.2 role at Omonia Nicosia. The Northern Irishman has taken over the Cypriot giants and has turned to his former assistant after Mark Fotheringham’s move to join him collapsed. (Scottish Sun) Photo: SNS Group Ross Parker
6. Celtic 'door open' for Brown
Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou has told Scott Brown he will always be welcome at the club. The club’s former captain left Aberdeen earlier this week. He is making the transition from player to management. Postecoglou said: “ I don’t think anyone should be in any doubt that there will always be an open door here for Scott Brown. The guy is one of the legends of this football club and will go down as one of its greatest ever.” (Various) Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group
7. Hampden Park to host friendly
Scotland are set to confirm a friendly with Poland at Hampden Park to replace the World Cup play-off against Ukraine. That key encounter has been pushed back until June due to the war in the country. Poland are available after pulling out of playing against Russia in their own qualifying play-off. (Scottish Sun) Photo: Ross Parker - SNS Group
8. Hickey's Scotland stance support
Aaron Hickey has found some backing in ex-Aberdeen and Hibs star Steve Archibald. The Bologna star wasn’t called up by Scot Gemmill for under-21 duty because “nothing had changed” with his situation. Archibald said: “The Under-21 games are like a jigsaw puzzle and when you have worked it out it’s finished. It would be a waste of time to be calling him up. I don’t know if they (the SFA) are trying to prove a point but the only thing that matters is if he is playing well.” (The Scotsman) Photo: Alessandro Sabattini