Dutch legends Wim Kieft and Ernie Brandts fear Rangers will target PSV Eindhoven's dodgy defensive duo Armando Obispo and Jordan Teze this week in the Champions League showdown. And former PSV hero Kieft reckons Rangers should have had a stonewall penalty in the first leg at Ibrox.
Rangers travel to the Philips Stadium for the second leg on Wednesday with the tie delicately balanced after a 2-2 first leg in Glasgow. However Kieft - who won Euro 88 with the Netherlands and is a former European Golden Boot winner - is far from convinced at his former club's rearguard.
He said: "I have severe reservations about Armando Obispo and Jordan Teze. For me, they are not good enough to reach the levels that PSV wants to aspire to. I know Teze was recently called up by our national coach Louis van Gaal, but he is a wild player, sloppy in possession and unreliable as a defender. For example, he got away with a handball at Ibrox. When you move your arm towards the ball as he did, then it's a penalty. He escaped this time which I was very surprised at because it seemed very obvious it was a handball and a penalty on the television replays.
