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Tavernier keeps drifting into the half-space when he needs to keep the width. Lammers and Cantwell have both looked for the wide out-ball and Tavernier was not there.

Butland MotM.

Cantwell was wide at the weekend but came inside when we had the ball. I don't think it's a bad idea. It'll definitely be a 4-4-2 in defence, as we saw at the weekend, too, so he'll need to line-up there.

Davies at left-back but staying back to create a situational back-three? Clement liked that at Monaco. Tavernier and Sima providing the width.

What about the xG VLs?

This is a crucial game; it goes a long way to deciding the group. If we can come away with a point, I think it would be a superb result.

I'd rather we signed some talented South Korean players.

Sparta Prague 0 - 1 Rangers FGS Sima

Sparta Prague vs Rangers

I thought Lammers was quite good. He was at the heart of most of our good play.

He was restricted from voting for spoiling/wasting votes. Now he just wants attention.

It was a fluid front-four (Lammers, Sima, Wright and Dessers), which I think will suit Danilo over Dessers going forward.

What are your thoughts, folks?

I'm on the move!!

The Celtic scorer kissing the shirt after taking the lead only to lose it. Nice.

It's astonishing how unfit we are. We've gone from being supreme under Gerrard to blowing after 10 minutes.

Well ackchyually... Van Dijk is a right-footer playing on the left.

I met him once at a charity event at St Andrews. Gentleman.

Both our central midfielders (Lundstram and Raskin) were very good. They seemed to be unshackled in more box-to-box roles.

Our chances increase...

The best thing about the game was that it was enjoyable.

We were all too pessimistic. Some good points for the Sima shout, though. Correct Result (1 pt): Everyone who entered. Correct Number of Rangers Goals (1pt): - FGS (2 pts): SBG, Lenny, Devil, BEAR, Mal, 26th and Ted. Correct Score (3 pts): - Latest Standings:

All (mostly) in the box, too, which will help the xG.

[FT] 4-0. Piece of p*sh.

You need to miss the next one.