Rangers must overturn a 2-1 deficit against Jagiellonia Bialystok at Ibrox on Thursday August 19, kick-off 7.30pm, to keep their Europa League group stage hopes alive.
Pressure on McInnes
A Premiership draw and home defeat either side of last week's Europa League third qualifying round first leg in Poland has heaped pressure on Derek McInnes already. He knows not turning around the 2-1 advantage held by Jagiellonia at Ibrox will only see it cranked up.
Gers started the first leg perfectly but soon found themselves behind after some ropey defending. They know that Georgian outfit FC Iberia will stand between them and the Europa League group stage should they manage to rescue the situation.
TV and live stream details
If not, it's a Conference League playoff and the Poles look tailor made to play on the counter and that could prove to be a problem with Rangers chasing the game. Ibrox has seen plenty of European turnarounds before, especially in this competition. But the mood music isn't exactly uplifting and fans will need to be given something to shout about or things could turn ugly.
The game hasn't been picked up by a broadcaster. It is exclusively live on Rangers TV and available to stream on a PPV basis for £10.99.
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