Andy Halliday has slaughtered Rangers' performance against Jablonec as one of the worst ever in Europe.
Taking a 1-0 led over to Czechia from the Ibrox clash last week, Derek McInnes' side huffed and puffed throughout 120 minutes. They fell behind to Vakhtang Chanturishvili after 73 minutes, forcing extra time.
They then has the chance to bail themselves out on penalties but failed - Findlay Curtis and James Penrice missing their spot kicks and the hosts only missing one.
Halliday was unimpressed by his old club's display on the night, branding the Czechs as a "poor team" who showed more hunger and desire than their visitors.
Speaking ahead of the added 30 minutes, he admitted he simply had no faith in Rangers creating or scoring an opportunity.
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Speaking on BBC Scotland, Halliday said: "This is one of the worst performances I've seen in Europe. Absolutely dreadful.
"Off the top of my head, I think of Kaunas, Progres Niederkorn. I think that's up that with all of them.
"Jablonec, for me, are a poor side but they've played with a bit more belief, a bit more energy. It's not a personnel issue, it's a style issue.
"Rangers - no style, no movement, no desire, no tackles, no shots, no control. Offered absolutely nothing over 120 minutes. And I'm not that shocked after what I've watched in the first five or six games of the season.
"Rangers have had one chance all game. I don't think they've had a shot in the second half, I don't think they've had a penalty box entry in the second half. I can't see Rangers scoring a goal in extra-time."
