Rangers' Dominant 4-0 Victory Over FCSB in Europa League Lights Up Ibrox
Rangers put on a stunning performance in their Europa League group-stage match, securing a 4-0 victory over FCSB at Ibrox Stadium. This match, which took place on October 24, 2024, was a crucial bounce-back for Rangers after their recent domestic struggles, and it showcased the team’s potential for the season ahead.
The match began with an early scare for Rangers when goalkeeper Jack Butland almost allowed an opener from FCSB's David Miculescu, but a foul saved the day. Shortly after, Rangers took control, with Tom Lawrence opening the scoring in the 10th minute. A well-placed assist from Vaclav Cerny set Lawrence up to curl a shot past the FCSB keeper, igniting the home crowd.
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Cerny himself had a standout night, netting two brilliant goals. The first came in the 31st minute when he intercepted the ball in the final third and sent a well-placed shot into the far corner with his weaker foot. His second goal, coming in the 55th minute, was the result of a sweeping counter-attack, capping off his incredible performance. His efforts helped Rangers maintain a firm grip on the match, making it nearly impossible for FCSB to recover.
Substitute Hamza Igamane also made a significant contribution, scoring his first goal for Rangers in the 71st minute. His composed finish after a series of stepovers added the final touch to what was already a dominant display by the home side.
This victory not only boosts Rangers’ position in the Europa League standings but also lifts spirits after a disappointing domestic result at Rugby Park over the weekend. Manager Philippe Clement praised his team’s response, highlighting their intensity and commitment. Rangers captain James Tavernier also emphasized the importance of building consistency from this performance.
With tougher European challenges ahead, including matches against Olympiacos and Nice, Rangers will need to maintain this level of play to continue their European success. This emphatic win, however, sets a solid foundation and restores much-needed confidence within the squad and fanbase.
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