Rangers' Euro killers troll critics with 'Wi-Fi password' revenge

Jagiellonia Bialystok social media (Image: X)

Jagiellonia Bialystok have trolled their critics with a cheeky video after their Europa League victory over Rangers.

The Polish club’s social media team responded to the "Wi-Fi password" jokes aimed at them after Rangers' 2-1 first-leg loss. Some supporters had compared Jagiellonia's name to a difficult Wi-Fi password.

Correct WiFi password 🛜 #RANJAG #UEL pic.twitter.com/oqU5si4WUi

— Jagiellonia Białystok (@Jagiellonia1920) August 13, 2026

After Jagiellonia knocked Rangers out in the third qualifying round, they posted a video showing their goal scorer entering "Jagiellonia Bialystok" as a Wi-Fi password and successfully connecting.

This was a clear dig at the online ridicule faced after the first leg.

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The post quickly gained popularity, with Polish media reporting tens of thousands of views and thousands of likes shortly after being shared.

Jagiellonia won the first leg 2-1 in Poland before drawing 1-1 at Ibrox to progress 3-2 on aggregate, ending Rangers’ Europa League qualifying campaign.