Ally McCoist goes mad as Rangers score in Europa League final - and needs hug afterwards

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Ibrox icon Ally McCoist watched John Souttar play his Heart out against Rangers at Hampden on Saturday.

A young Rangers fan has been left crushed by a cruel steward who took away a ball given to him by Kemar Roofe at the Europa League final.

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Uddingston's Alex Lowry has won the Scottish Cup with Rangers after their 2-0 win over Hearts at Hampden.

Spanish cops confirmed no Rangers fans were arrested in Seville before and after last night's Europa League final.

Fans say Ally McCoist "must be protected at all costs" Rangers' Europa League Final loss to Frankfurt last night.

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The world was watching ... and it liked what it saw.

Arsenal man cost Rangers the Europa League.It was the Welshman's saved penalty that sent Eintracht Frankfurt on their way to victory in a tense shootout where the German side did not miss a single kick. Rangers had taken them all the way in the final at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium on Wednesday night.And on another day, it would have been the thousands of Glaswegians that had travelled to Seville this week that would be celebrating in the streets.

Europa League final victory over Rangers on huge screens.

Political leaders have sent their commiserations to Rangers after they lost on penalties in the Europa League final to Eintracht Frankfurt.

It just wasn't meant to be for Rangers.

Rangers suffered Europa League heartbreak on Wednesday night as Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side lost 5-4 to Eintracht Frankfurt on penalties in the competition's final.Over 100,000 Gers fans descended on Seville to cheer on their side who were competing in a European showpiece for the first time in 14 years. However, the Bears' Europa League adventure was ended at the final hurdle as a penalty shootout triumph saw Frankfurt claim the title and secure their spot in next season's Champions League.Joe Aribo gave the Gers a stunning second-half lead after capitalising on Tuta's unfortunate slip before Rafael Borre levelled for Frankfurt to send the final into extra-time.

Rangers' John Lundstram's left boot split the head open of Eintracht Frankfurt captain Sebastian Rode less than five minutes into their crunch Europa League final showdown in Seville. The semi-final hero was quick to apologise to his counterpart after his studs caught the very top of the forehead of the former Borussia Dortmund man - leaving him covered in blood.Referee Slavko Vincic didn't offer up a card, with VAR officials not suggesting any further action as Rode received medical attention before getting a huge white and blue bandage as well as a fresh shirt all in the opening 10 minutes.One fan wrote on Twitter: "How on earth has Lundstram got away with not getting a yellow for that?"With a second adding: "Lundstram escaping a yellow for scalping Rode is a travesty."With a third saying: "Very nasty challenge on Rode and his head is bloody it’s not serious foul but surely it’s yellow card for Lundstram." HAVE YOUR SAY! How would Rangers fare in the Premier League? Tell us in the comments section And a fourth agreeing: "Lundstram just busted rode's head open with a kick and didnt even get a yellow card."Former Rangers striker Mark Hateley said of the incident on BBC Sportsound: "It's happened so early in the game, I wonder if the referee has taken that into consideration."If it had happened late in the first half, early in the second half, would we have had the same outcome? A different referee might have seen it completely differently."Lundstram had said before the fixture: "My form is a lot better and it coincides with the run we’ve had."It helps to get a run of games to try and show what I can do."I’m glad it’s turned out the way it has and just thankful to the manager for giving me the opportunity.

Eintracht Frankfurt fans have unveiled a jaw-dropping tifo featuring the grim reaper ahead of the Europa League Final with Rangers.

Shocking footage shows football fans clashing ahead of tonight's Europa League Final clash.

Rangers are set to make a boat-load of cash if they manage to beat Eintracht Frankfurt in Europa League final tonight.Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side are on the verge of history and could seal the club's first ever European trophy with victory at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan stadium in Seville.Should that happen, the club stand to receive up to £40million in total prize money - which will make for one heck of a title-winning bash should they get the job done - having already bagged £19million courtesy of memorable victories over Borussia Dortmund, Red Star Belgrade, Braga and RB Leipzig, reports MirrorFootball.To break things down, the Scottish club will earn £3.4million if they're crowned champions tonight - but that win alone will start a very lucrative domino-effect.Rangers would then also earn £3million for competing in next season's UEFA Super Cup against either Liverpool or Real Madrid, with the winners of that match receiving a bonus payment of £840,000. Victory this evening would also see them qualify for next season's Champions League - which will earn the club a whopping £13.1 million.Such mega prize money would be treasured at Ibrox, especially given that they've only spent a measly £2.6 million on players this season.Can Rangers get the job done tonight? Let us know what you think in the comments section.It's estimated that around 100,000 'Gers fans have made the trip to Seville, though only 9,500 of them will have tickets to the match itself, and a number of club legends - including Ally McCoist and Graeme Souness - have urged supporters to behave themselves."This is a message to all the boys and girls travelling over to Seville to cheer on our team," McCoist said.

This is the moment a handful of jubilant Rangers supporters had a rooftop sing-off with Eintracht Frankfurt fans in Seville last night.