Eintracht Frankfurt vs Rangers - Europa League Final LIVE
A top-seeded spot in next season Champions League group stages await the winners along with the honour of lifting European silverware.
Just 90 minutes stands between Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s side and a place in the club’s history books.
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Hide Ad1980 UEFA Cup winners Frankfurt will provide formidable opposition and are slight favourites to win the competition among the bookies.
However, Rangers, who are bidding to emulate their 1972 European Cup Winners’ Cup success, will be confident of upsetting the odds in Seville’s Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium.
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Eintracht Frankfurt vs Rangers - Europa League Final LIVE
Key Events
- Giovanni van Bronckhorst will bid to become only the second manager to lead Rangers to European silverware
- Rangers are aiming to complete a hat-trick of wins over German opposition in the competition this season
- The Glasgow giants are in their first European final in 14 years after their 2008 UEFA Cup Final defeat
- 100,000 Rangers fans have made the journey to the Andalusian capital for the match
Rangers captain James Tavernier is the current Europa League top goal scorer. The right-back will lead his team out at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium tonight.
Europa League final: Pre-match build-up
Good evening and welcome to what could be a momentous night for Rangers Football Club as Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s side bid to lift Europa League trophy.
Reaching Seville has arguably been one of the club’s greatest achievements, given the difficulty of their route to the final.
Having disposed of Borussia Dortmund, Red Star Belgrade, Braga and RB Leipzig, the Light Blues will be determined to complete the job against Eintracht Frankfurt tonight.
Rangers, who sampled their first taste of European silverware in 1972 after winning the Cup Winners’ Cup, suffered a 2-0 defeat to Zenit St Petersburg in their last European final in 2008.
14 years on, can they go one step further and bring the Europa League trophy back to Ibrox? Stay with us to find out!
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