Didier Lamkel Ze: Last News

Rangers await to discover who they'll face in the last 16 of the Europa League after another pulsating win over Royal Antwerp.Strikes from Alfredo Morelos, Nathan Patterson and Ryan Kent were topped up with penalties from Borna Barisic and Cedric Itten to ensure the couple the Belgians scored through Lior Refaelov and Didier Lamkel Ze would be nowhere near enough.It was the Ibrox side at their sensational best once again in Europe and the whopping 9-5 aggregate scoreline will ensure teams across the continent are on notice.You feel Steven Gerrard's team are one many clubs would rather avoid in the draw, which gets going at 12pm UK time.It all comes down to the luck and there are also some sides they'd probably like to bypass at this

Europa League without top striker Dieumerci Mbokani. The experienced frontman returned to domestic action at the weekend but has had a reaction and is out of tomorrow’s second leg clash with Rangers at Ibrox with a calf injury.

Europa League last 32 showdown.Dieumerci Mbokani, Faris Haroun, Alexis De Sart and Jean Butez have all been ruled out for the opening leg in Belgium at least - with the latter two already sidelined for the return leg at Ibrox.Birger Verstraete and Dylan Batubinsika are also doubtful for Thursday night while controversial striker Didier Lamkel Ze will be suspended.It all makes for an even more intriguing contest as experienced head Franky Vercauteren looks to continue his fine start since taking the reins in the New Year.But what could the injuries mean for Steven Gerrard's side who are hoping to match and possibly better last season's round of 16 showing with an undefeated European record still intact?Here's the lowdown on Antwerp's injury

Europa League foes secured a bruising draw with Standard Liege.Steven Gerrard's side travel to Belgium on Thursday for the first leg of their last 32 tie and warmed up by beating Kilmarnock on Saturday.But their opponents were left seething having thought they'd grabbed a last minute winner over Rangers' group stage foes Standard Liege.An early penalty had given Antwerp the lead before they were pegged back by a Nill De Pauw strike.And they thought they'd taken a vital three points when Didier Lamkel Ze headed home in the 93rd minute, only for the goal to be ruled out by the video assistants.Boss Vercauteren - who watched a replay of the goal on a mobile phone in his dugout - admitted: "I think it was offside, I'm not arguing about that.