Who Rangers can get in Europa League draw as 16 best and worst outcomes put under the microscope

The next team in the Europa League will be revealed soon, and for Rangers, there are a few obvious best and worst case situations.

There was a huge prize for winning their group, which included Sparta Prague, Real Betis, and Aris Limassol. They qualified for the following round as seeds after avoiding a tie in the play-off round.

This implies that it is impossible to meet Atalanta, Bayer Leverkusen, Brighton, Liverpool, Villarreal, Slavia Prague, and West Ham. Not that other well-known figures aren’t out there somewhere.

After the first leg, AC Milan leads Rennes 3-0, while Freiburg and Lens are tied at zero points. Benfica leads Toulouse by a slim 2-1, but Qarabag shocked Braga, their Portuguese rivals, 4-2 away from home.

Galatasaray leads Sparta Prague 3-2, while Sporting Lisbon faces Young Boys in the away fixture following a 3-1 victory away from home. With a 1-1 draw secured, Roma hosts Feyenoord while Marseille and Shakhtar are knotted at 2-2.

Rangers’ current opponent pool consists of 16 teams, however it will soon be reduced to eight. Glasgow World selects the best and worst result from each tie to determine which player Rangers should be most interested in seeing in the round of sixteen.
have been underwhelming this season and have only won one of their previous eight games before to the play-off tie. Borussia Mochengladbach, in 15th place in the Bundesliga, is only seven points behind in eighth place.
pushing for Ligue 1 berths in the Champions League. Unlucky not to make it to the top table’s last 16 after defeating Arsenal already this season.

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