Rangers have been warned that they will need to overcome not just Fenerbahce, but also the referee, if they are to pull off a shock win in the Europa League on Thursday.
The Ibrox side travel to Istanbul to face the Turkish giants, and they know that they will be in for a tough test. However, they have been boosted by the news that Fenerbahce’s manager, Jorge Jesus, has been banned from the touchline for the match.
Jesus was initially handed a two-match ban by UEFA for his behavior during Fenerbahce’s match against Dynamo Kyiv, but the ban has been reduced to just one match on appeal.
Despite Jesus’s absence, Rangers know that they will still face a tough test against Fenerbahce. The Turkish side have a strong squad and a passionate fanbase, and they will be determined to win the match.
Rangers’ manager, Michael Beale, has been preparing his team for the match, and he knows that they will need to be at their best if they are to win.
“We know that Fenerbahce are a strong team, and we will need to be at our best to beat them,” Beale said. “But we are confident in our abilities, and we are looking forward to the match.”
Rangers’ players have also been speaking about the match, and they know that they will need to overcome not just Fenerbahce, but also the referee.
“We’ve been warned that the referee might not be on our side, so we’ll need to be prepared for that,” said Rangers’ midfielder, Glen Kamara. “But we’re not worried about it. We’ll just focus on playing our game and trying to win.”
Rangers’ fans are also excited about the match, and they will be traveling to Istanbul in large numbers to support their team.
_Key Facts:_
– Rangers have been warned that they will need to overcome not just Fenerbahce, but also the referee, to win their Europa League match.
– Fenerbahce’s manager, Jorge Jesus, has been banned from the touchline for the match, but the ban has been reduced to just one match on appeal.
– Rangers’ manager, Michael Beale, is confident in his team’s abilities and is looking forward to the match.
– Rangers’ players know that they will need to be at their best to beat Fenerbahce and overcome any potential refereeing decisions.
– Rangers’ fans are excited about the match and will be traveling to Istanbul in large numbers to support their team.