Michael Beale says Rangers are going out to WIN in Servette as Connor Goldson and Ryan Jack return
Michael Beale says Rangers are going out to WIN in Servette as he confirmed the returns of Connor Goldson and Ryan Jack.
The winner of this tie will move to within potentially just 180 minutes of a place at Europe's top table with PSV or Sturm Graz standing in the way. The Dutch giants hold a 4-1 lead ahead of their second meeting and it could end up a repeat of last season at the final hurdle should the Eredivisie side complete the job and Rangers get through their own tie. Beale knows his side need to be at their best to progress.
"It's a huge game. We know Servette had a great game here in the last round. We know it is a full house, will have a great atmosphere and we are looking forward to it.
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