Lech Poznan: Last News

Lech Poznan will look to take the game to Rangers when they visit Ibrox on Thursday. The Ekstraklasa runners-up have had a difficult start to the domestic season and currently lie 10th after a draw with Cracovia on Sunday.

Premiership trip to Pittodrie on October 25 has been brought forward three hours after being selected to be broadcast live by Sky. It’s the first of three Sunday top flight clashes to be moved to noon kick-offs for Sky.And all three involve the Old Firm just as their European campaigns step up a gear.

Europa League campaign with a trip to Belgium to take on Standard Liege.Steven Gerrard's men's first home game will be against Lech Poznan and it will be Poland where they finish their campaign as well.All three of Rangers' home games will take place with 8pm kick-offs and their away ties will see them start at 5.55pm.The double header against Benfica is bang in the middle of the tournament and could go a long way to deciding the outcome of the group.The six gameweeks start in October and finish in December with two matches in November as well.With away games book-ending the six fixtures, Rangers will be desperate to get off to a good start to ensure they don't need to go into the final games relying on a result.But the Ibrox side have two

Europa League group stages.Both sides took care of business on Thursday night as the Hoops won 1-0 at Sarajevo while Steven Gerrard led his side to a 2-1 victory over Galatasaray back in Glasgow.The reward for the clubs? A place in Friday's group stage draw and it got even better for Neil Lennon's men as a succession of favourable results promoted them to Pot One of the draw.But the Parkhead club may be cursing their luck now as they've still been landed with a tough group for 2020/21 - with Sparta Prague, AC Milan and Lille their three opponents in Group H.Rangers, in Pot Three, were drawn with a slightly easier selection of teams but Group D opponents Benfica, Standard Liege and Lech Poznan will still represent a stern test for the

Florian Kamberi will return to Hibs – but Rangers haven’t closed on the door on re-signing him.