Rangers might need the comeback to end all comebacks to play European football beyond Christmas but laid-back Gio van Bronckhorst reckons that will be "easy."
The Dutchman's tongue was of course firmly in cheek when asked about his side's chances of progress but he stopped short of committing to a Hail Mary performance in a desperate bid to make up ground. He ruled out starting Antonio Colak and Alfredo Morelos together, not preparing to gamble on a miraculous comeback and risk another Champions League trouncing.
In reality, any kind of positive result will do Rangers as they look to restore some pride and avoid the indignity of finishing as the worst ever group stage team in the competition's history. It would also help the morale in the squad who have taken a bruising to the ego but won't have downed tools for their European send off at a sold-out Ibrox on Tuesday night.
