Europa League

Rangers fans have descended on Seville ahead of the Europa League final against Eintracht Frankfurt at the Estadio Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan.

Included within that quartet is that epic night against RB Leipzig in the second leg of the semi-finals” Oliver Glasner has been in charge of Frankfurt for a year. They have just finished 11th in the 18-team Bundesliga and did not win any of their closing eight league matches, a run stretching back to mid-March. They drew their final game 2-2 away to Mainz on Sunday. They have been a different animal in Europe, however, with Real Betis, Barcelona and West Ham their three most recent conquests in reaching the final. A Ferran Torres goal cancelled out Ansgar Knuaff’s opener for Frankfurt and the German side had to see out a 1-1 home-leg draw with 10 men. Japanese midfielder Daichi Kamada is also a threat, having netted nine times, including in the away victory over West Ham. Serbian midfielder Filip Kostic, who joined from Hamburg four years ago, is also deemed a key man for Frankfurt. A 90th-minute goal in Germany took the tie into extra time but Frankfurt were saved from penalties by a last-minute own goal.

Rangers FC players, the UEFA Europa League trophy and Frankfurt players. Rangers will be looking to claim their first major European trophy tonight (Picture: ...

You can watch the match for free tonight via the BT Sport website, the BT Sport app or the BT Sport YouTube channel. How to watch the UEFA Europa League final in the UK When is the UEFA Europa League final?

Rangers players will become heroes if they lift the Europa League trophy in Seville, Ibrox legend Mark Hateley said as he hailed the club's achievement in ...

“Whatever the result tonight, it has been a remarkable run for Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s team.” Hateley said: “It’s a great period for the football club at the moment, they have come from relatively zero to heroes very, very quickly over a period that has become a difficult period for them, coming back through the leagues.” “He’s taken that forward and that belief forward and turned us into finalists, and he’s done it in some style.”

With the 2022 Europa League final all set for Seville, as Rangers take on Eintracht Frankfurt, focus is already shifting to the 2022/23 competition.

The final placings for the 2022/23 Europa League qualifying rounds will not be confirmed until the start of June with domestic campaigns not yet completed. When does the 2022/23 Europa League season start? The 2022 Europa League final offers a chance for a new name on the trophy with Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt taking on Rangers in Seville.

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“We want to put a legacy down for the day we retire,” he said. Rangers managing director Stewart Robertson urged the club’s fans to behave and enjoy the occasion “in the right way, the right manner” while manager Giovanni Van Bronckhorst added: “Is not often that we are able to reach a European final, so we have to enjoy this moment and make sure we don’t cause any trouble.” “It’s going to be a unique gathering of the most vocal and enthusiastic fans in Europe.”

The Glasgow club are the first Scottish team to reach the final of a major European competition since Walter Smith's Rangers side lost 2-0 in the UEFA Cup ...

Manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst's men are on the brink of making history. The Europa League final will come just over a decade after Rangers entered administration, resulting in the club dropping down to the third division in Scottish football. The Europa League final comes just over a decade after Rangers entered administration, resulting in the club dropping down to the third division in Scottish football.

150000 football fans are expected to descend on Seville as Scottish giant Rangers seek their first European title in 50 years.

Prior to reaching the final this term, their best run since winning silverware in 1980 was in 2019 when they reached the semi-final of the Europa League before losing to Chelsea. Their only appearance in the European Cup final brought a 7-3 defeat against Real Madrid at Hampden in 1960. They have just finished 11th in the 18-team Bundesliga and did not win any of their closing eight league matches, a run stretching back to mid-March. They drew their final game 2-2 away to Mainz on Sunday. They have been a different animal in Europe, however, with Real Betis, Barcelona and West Ham their three most recent conquests in reaching the final. Rangers have received a major boost with news that Kemar Roofe has been passed fit for the final. We have to put in a good performance and make them proud.” Victory in Seville would also propel them into next season’s Champions League for the first time since the 2010-11 season.

The first piece of European silverware is up for grabs on Wednesday and you can catch all the action on Paramount+ as Rangers and Eintracht Frankfurt ...

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Rangers take on Eintracht Frankfurt in the final of the Europa League in Seville: here's how to watch the match for free as it's aired on YouTube.

Eintracht Frankfurt and Rangers are set to meet in the first major European final of the season. Eintracht have played six matches in Spain and are unbeaten in their last five. Daichi Kamada is Eintracht's top scorer in with five. - Rangers lost their first two Europa League group games this season against Lyon and Sparta Prague without scoring. Sebastian Rode is likely to lead the team out, starting in midfield ahead of Kristijan Jakic. - This is Eintracht's third European final.

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Only ten years ago this week, Rangers fell into administration before being liquidated and relegated to Scotland’s bottom tier. Hrustic, meanwhile, also came on as a substitute, but made no mistake when stepping up to take Frankfurt’s second penalty. Both clubs were looking to win a second European title in their history, Rangers after clinching the Cup Winners’ Cup in 1972 and Frankfurt after they lifted the UEFA Cup 42 years ago.

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I broke into tears after the final whistle and after we put it into the net.” A great compliment to the players.” I have no words to express what I feel for the players. My family believed in me and it all paid off at the end,” he said. The midfielder also had a chance to win it during extra time but pulled his shot wide from the edge of the penalty box. I think I did it quite well.”

Eintracht Frankfurt's 42-year wait for a European title has ended after a 5-4 penalty shootout win over Rangers in the Europa League final.

Frankfurt equalised 12 minutes later with Borré sliding in between two defenders to convert a cross by Kostic from the left flank. Five German fans were detained the night before after a confrontation with police. The Scottish club also lost to Zenit St Petersburg in the 2008 UEFA Cup.