Rangers travel to Athens to take on Greek side Panathinaikos in the second leg of their UEFA Champions League qualifier this coming Wednesday.
Russell Martin’s side lead 2-0 from last weeks first leg at Ibrox, with youngster Findlay Curtis grabbing his first competitive goal for the club.
Jack Butland made some excellent stops to keep a clean sheet before new signing Djeidi Gassama sealed the victory with a fantastic debut goal.
Rangers travel to Greece with one foot in the third qualifying round, but Martin and his side know the tie is far from over…
When is Panathinaikos vs Rangers?
Rangers travel to Athens for their second leg against the Greek side on Wednesday 30th July at 7pm GMT.
The game will be played at The Olympic Stadium of Athens, rather than Pana’s normal home ground of the Apostolos Nikolaidis Stadium.
Is Panathinaikos vs Rangers on TV and will I be able to live stream the Champions League qualifier?
The BBC will be broadcasting the match free on their BBC Scotland TV channel from 6.45pm GMT.
You can also stream the match free on BBC iPlayer.
RangersTV will also be showing the match visually and via audio for those out with the UK who are subscribed.
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Team news
Rangers remain without the long-term injured Dujon Sterling, along with Ridvan Yilmaz and Rabbi Matondo, all unregistered in the squad due to their injury status.
Thelo Aasgaard is also still a doubt for the match but could feature from the bench.
Cyriel Dessers and Hamza Igamane should be fit to feature from the start, as is Djeidi Gassama, who scored in the first leg.
Clinton Nsiala, Jose Cifuentes, Ben Davies and Ross McCausland are all unregistered and unavailable.
Robin Propper and Mason Munn will not feature after departing Rangers this week, Propper to FC Twente on a permanent deal, while Munn has joined Dunfermline on a season-long loan deal.
Georgios Vagiannidis is suspended for the hosts after his first leg red card for a foul on Curtis.
Who is the referee for Panathinaikos vs Rangers UEFA Champions League qualifier?
The referee for the second leg will be an Italian team of referee Simone Sozza, assisted by Fillipo Meli and Marcello Rossi, with Giovanni Ayroldi operating as the fourth official.
The VAR team are also Itlaian, with Valerio Marini assisted by Rosario Abisso.
134 yellow cards and 3 reds in 32 games last season for Sozza shows he takes no prisoners, and we will need to be careful to avoid any needless bookings.
Referee: Simone Sozza
AR1: Filippo Meli
AR2: Marcello Rossi
Fourth Official: Giovanni Ayroldi
VAR: Valerio Marini
AVAR: Rosario Abisso