Rangers look set to miss out on the Champions League after suffering a 3-1 home loss to Club Brugge in the first leg of their play-off tie on Tuesday. The Scottish side made a disastrous start as a defensive mix-up allowed Romeo Vermant to run through and ...

Football fans couldn’t believe the woeful defending they saw from Rangers during their Champions League qualifier against Club Brugge. The Gers’ hopes of reaching the Champions League

Qualifying for the Champions League ramps up as Rangers, Celtic, Fenerbahce and more try to book one of the final seven places

Forty minutes into Rangers' mortifying night at Ibrox, Djeidi Gassama won a corner at the Broomloan Stand end and his manager, Russell Martin, applauded on the sideline. The sound of one man clapping was deafening. Rangers trailed 3-0 at the time, there had been multiple outbreaks of booing and scores of people had already headed home.

The crucial clash with Club Brugge is just hours away and Russell Martin has made a move by dropping a familiar face

Neither Rangers nor Celtic have made the top 20 in Deloitte’s Money League (a ranking of Europe’s clubs by revenue) since 2007 and the stagnation of revenue has seen barely any growth.