Wild away dressing room scenes have emerged from Ibrox, following Jagiellonia Bialystok's defeat of Rangers in Europa League qualifying.
Having been ahead 2-1 after the first leg last week, Lawrence Shankland brought the two sides level on aggregate through his first-half penalty on Thursday night.
AWANS JEST NASZ! 🔥🔥 🥹🥹 #RANJAG pic.twitter.com/lgkyTXJsnC
— Arkadiusz Szczęsny (@ASzczesny89) August 13, 2026
Despite this, a second-half header from Jagiellona's Nik Prelec proved to be the difference between the two sides, as Derek McInnes' team crashed out of the competition.
Now, post-match footage from the Polish side's dressing room has made its way online, with both players and staff singing, dancing and jumping around after their historic result.
Arkadiusz Szczesny, a member of Jagiellonia's backroom staff, captured the scenes as the group sang their own version of Gala's hit song 'Freed From Desire'.
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This came after 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.
The club posted a video showing their goalscorer 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.
