Rangers started their temporary stint at Hampden with a 2-1 Scottish Premiership victory against Motherwell on Saturday and will have been disappointed with the number of empty seats for their first home European tie at the national stadium. There were some disgruntled noises among the home support when it was announced that Ross McCausland would start instead of Vaclav Cerny, who scored his first Rangers goal at the weekend, for the second leg of their Champions League third qualifying round tie against Dynamo Kyiv. Rangers manager Philippe Clement revealed that medical staff ruled the recent signing was not yet ready to start two games in a week, but with Jefte replacing Scott Wright, the new men on the wing proved to be Rangers' two most dangerous players in the first half.
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