It was one of many memorable European nights at Ibrox in late 2022, but as those in attendance at Rangers’ dramatic 3-0 second leg win over Union Saint-Gilloise will attest - it was one of the best.
Facing an uphill battle after losing 2-0 in the first leg in Belgium, Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s side had to invoke the spirit of their unforgettable Europa League run from the previous campaign if they were to progress to the next stage of the UEFA Champions League qualifiers.
And it was a task both players and fans alike responded to, blowing away the Belgian Pro League outfit on a raucous night in Govan.
It took until the stroke of half-time to break the deadline, but James Tavernier had Ibrox rocking when he reduced the deficit with a well-taken penalty before new signings Antonio Colak and Malik Tillman introduced themselves to Ibrox to send the Gers through the final qualifying stage of the UEFA Champions League against PSV Eindhoven.
But where are the players from that famous night at Ibrox now? Only two remain from the starting XI, while the other nine have left for pastures new.
13. Sub: Rabbi Matondo
Struggled in his first season at Ibrox, but saw flashes of his talent last year before injury curtailed his campaign. Still very much part of the Gers squad under Philippe Clement. | SNS Group
14. Sub: Glen Kamara
Known affectionately as '£50k Glen' due to his ridiculously low transfer fee when he joined Rangers, Kamara fell out of favour in 22/23 and linked up with Leeds United at the end of the campaign. The Finnish midfielder was a regular starter as the Whites made it all the way to the EFL Championship playoff final, but was sold this summer for a reported fee of £8.6million to French side Rennes. Rangers reportedly earned a portion of the fee too, after inserting a sell-on clause. | SNS Group
15. Sub: Ben Davies
Cost Rangers a reported transfer fee of £4million that summer. Made his Champions League debut against Union Saint-Gilloise that night, but currently finds himself as the Gers' fourth choice centre-back behind Robin Propper, John Souttar and Leon Balogun. | SNS Group