Giovanni van Bronckhorst saluted a "huge" rescue act from Rangers before warning they can't afford to give PSV Eindhoven the same headstart. The Ibrox side smashed three past Union Saint-Gilloise at a raucous Ibrox to overturn a two-goal first first leg deficit and keep their Champions League group stage hopes alive.
James Tavernier' s late first-half penalty proved the springboard to further strikes from Antonio Colak and Malik Tillman as Rangers righted the wrongs of a dismal first leg in Belgium. They will next face Ruud van Nistelrooy's free-scoring PSV after the Dutch side overcame Monaco in a 3-2 thriller at the Phillips Stadion.
And Van Bronckhorst has told his players they need to be bang at it for both legs if they're to secure a place at Europe's top table. He told BBC Sportsound: "It was the same atmosphere (as Leipzig). The stakes were very high because of the performance we had last week, we had to overcome two goals.
