Celtic may have shown signs of life on the Champions League stage - but Rangers aren't yet equipped to deal with the elite table of European football.
Former Ibrox winger Neil McCann has been providing his verdict on the Scottish clubs in the top competition on the continent after another sobering week. Celtic have two points from five games and are out of Europe altogether, condemned to finishing bottom of Group F after a 1-1 draw with Shakhtar Donetsk.
Rangers meanwhile need to win by five or more goals against Ajax next week to finish third in Group A after a 3-0 defeat to Napoli, but lose by more than two and they could go down as statistically the worst team the group stages have ever seen. McCann, speaking on Sportsound, says it was important for the Light Blues to make this frontier but it's the Hoops who have shone brightest with some impressive individuals.
