That's the thing about Rangers and Celtic. The mood can change so quickly. The Ibrox side are still smarting from their derby drubbing on Saturday but after their rivals were well beaten by Real Madrid in their Champions League opener then the confidence can return to the Light Blues with a positive result in Holland.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side are up against it in Amsterdam but have produced their best results in Europe so earning at least a point on their Champions League group stage return isn't beyond them. Since Rangers last played a game at this stage of Europe's premier competition, they've won the Scottish Premiership, been sent to Scottish League Two, come all the way back up again, won the top-flight once more and even reached a Europa League Final. This is a bigger test than they've faced in all the time however as they finally return to Europe's top table.
Van Bronckhorst is back in his homeland just two weeks after last winning there. His team took care of PSV in Eindhoven, where Antonio Colak's goal got them through their playoff encounter with Ruud van Nistelrooy's men. Now they face Dutch champions Ajax, who are group stage regulars and reached the last four in 2019 before a heart-breaking last gasp defeat against Tottenham.
