How every pundit reacted to Rangers' Europa League draw as Ally McCoist raises 'best save ever' question

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Ally McCoist is happy to admit that his former side going a full league campaign undefeated would still pale in comparison to Celtic's invincible treble. But he insists Hoops hero Chris Sutton won't be able to take the shine off that achievement if Steven Gerrard's side do finish the league season without a loss, with just six games to go.

Rangers saw their Europa League campaign end in surreal and nightmarish fashion against a team from the city that gave us Franz Kafka. On a disastrous night at Ibrox the Premiership champions were reduced to nine men as goals from Peter Olayinka and Nicolae Stanciu sent Slavia Prague cruising into the quarter-finals.

Rangers will look to keep their unbeaten run alive and book their spot in the Europa League last eight. Steven Gerrard 's side battled their way to a draw in Prague last week with Filip Helander securing a vital equaliser ahead of Slavia's trip to Glasgow.

Allan McGregor a 'genius' for the heroics that denied his side a first-leg win in Prague. The Czech side were held to a draw by Rangers on home turf but thought they had a winner at the death when Lukas Masopust sent a header goalwards.

Slavia Prague claims Alex McLeish. After a spell on the sidelines the striker was on the bench for the first leg in Prague and came off the bench for the final 10 minutes of the 1-1 draw.

Rangers midfielder Andy Halliday reckons Allan McGregor is better than any keeper he's played with - including current England No.1 Jordan Pickford. McGregor has been in inspired form for Rangers this season, helping them to a first Scottish Premiership title in a decade.

Ianis Hagi on helping Rangers to their 55th league title after the pair clashed last week.The Romanian duo both started the match with Stanciu scoring the opening goal of the 1-1 draw in the Europa League first leg encounter.And after a thrilling contest - in which Filip Helander netted the equaliser from close range before Allan McGregor's world-class save kept the scores level late on - Stanciu made a beeline for his countryman.They talked when the draw was initially made last month but first on the agenda for the catch-up conversation was to congratulate Hagi on his achievement, as he hopes his Slavia side follow suit back home with a 14-point lead of city rivals Sparta in the Czech top flight.He told DigiSport: "It was something

Slavia produced a 1-1 draw and a crucial away goal in a closely fought match.Nicolae Stanciu curled in a stunner for the Czech champions after just seven minutes but Rangers drew level through Filip Helander.The Premiership champions had their chances after the break but were grateful to Allan McGregor for a stunning save on Lukas Masopust at the death.Speaking after his side's weekend game 3-0 win at FK Mladá Boleslav, Trpisovsky admitted the fixtures are piling up for the club - and he revealed his players were left shattered after Thursday’s draw. Trpsovsky told Czech press iDNES: “It’s always a sensitive topic.

Rangers after a comfortable away win over Mlada Boleslav.The Romanian playmaker scored two sensational goals in the first half before Abdulla Yusuf Helal added a third goal from the penalty spot with eight minutes to go.It stretched his team's lead in the Czech top flight to 14 points over city rivals Sparta but meanwhile in Glasgow the newly-crowned Premiership champions had a rare weekend off from playing.And Stanciu, who scored the opening goal in the last week's 1-1 draw in the first leg, suggested he'd rather prepare for the massive Europa League last 16 clash with a league fixture to warm up.He said: "Before this match, we didn't think about Rangers, not even what happened last Thursday, what would happen in the next one, we just

Slavia Prague continued their march to their domestic title by seeing off Mlada Boleslav in a 3-0 victory.The Ibrox side had a week off domestic action as they prepare to finish the job this week with an away goal in hand from Thursday's 1-1 draw over in the Czech capital.But Steven Gerrard's last 16 opponents, like their Glaswegian counterparts, are in fine fettle in their own league.And they continued an unbeaten season in the top flight by cruising to victory against the relegation battlers on Sunday evening.City rivals and Celtic's conquerors Sparta, who have two games in hand due to a Covid-19 outbreak, had momentarily eaten into their lead during the week but the latest win saw Slavia restore a 14-point advantage.Romanian playmaker

Allan McGregor as a goalkeeper. Ever since their days playing together as kids in Edinburgh, to being Rangers team-mates - he's never seen anyone as desperate to keep a ball out a net.

His family have requested privacy at this time. pic.twitter.com/rqfNL0urtRFormer Scotland boss Smith led a star-studded Gers side, including the likes of Ally McCoist, Paul Gascoigne and Brian Laudrup, to their famous nine-in-a-row triumph in 1997 and is regarded as one of the greatest managers our country has ever produced.During his managerial career he has been assistant to Jim McLean at Dundee United, Graeme Souness at Rangers and Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United.Following Rangers' 55th league title win last Sunday, Souness had fans believing he was hinting at health issues when he told Sky Sports: "My old pal Walter Smith, I see him occasionally, and I’ve asked you Walter to celebrate tonight."He knows what I mean.

Allan McGregor 's save as 'world class' and then remembered he had his jersey framed in his own home. The Rangers keeper McGregor made an incredible save to keep out a header from Slavia's Lukas Masopust in the dying moments of the Last 16 first leg in the Europa League.

Chris Sutton was among the first to congratulate him on Rangers' title success.But the Celtic legend admitted the contents of his message weren't for sharing on TV.Ibrox hero McCoist beamed as he declared he just had to let the nation know Sutton had been magnanimous in the wake of Steven Gerrard's side officially ending his former club's push for 10 In A Row.But neither of the pair was willing to divulge exactly what was said.McCoist teased on BT Sport's Scottish Football Extra: "It's been an eventful week.

Allan McGregor’s stunning stop on Thursday night the greatest?The Rangers keeper caused viewers’ jaws to drop when he somehow denied Lukas Masopust with a brilliant stop, plunging low to his left to keep out his header on a corner and holding the ball too.It left Trpisovsky open-mouthed and he said: “I wasn’t happy with our build-up either, it was all down the wings and we let our opponents counter-attack too often. We should have done better in the final third.“But if I flip it around, from a Rangers point of view we had four really good chances and if we take three of those then we’re talking about an opponent that’s in trouble.“For example, McGregor had an amazing intervention at the end.

Allan McGregor's wonder save against Sparta Prague wasn't in the class of Gordon Banks' against Brazil.Rangers icon Ally McCoist was giddy as he claimed the Ibrox stopper's epic stop was up there with the stop that denied Pele in 1970.But Keown disagreed and while he was complimentary of the 39-year-old he doesn't think the stop was in the same class the the World Cup winner's most iconic moment.And the 54-year-old was happy to state his case after he made the initial claim on BT Sports' Europa League highlights show.

Slavia Prague produced a 1-1 draw and a crucial away goal.Steven Gerrard's side are looking to make it to the quarter-finals of the Europa League and will progress if they don't concede on Thursday night.Nicolae Stanciu curled in a stunner for the Czech champions after just seven minutes but Rangers drew level through Filip Helander.The Premiership champions had their chances after the break but were grateful to Allan McGregor for a stunning save on Lukas Masopust at the death.Here's what the Czech media made of the match.Idnes wrote: "The visitors did not start well at all and certainly did not dazzle in the first half."The Scottish champions didn't confirm the reputation they hold, and certainly not that of a team that's an attacking

Allan McGregor for his stunning last-gasp save, as the Slavia Prague boss fears the Ibrox pitch could prove a key factor in the second leg.The Rangers goalkeeper denied Lukas Masopust with a brilliant stop, plunging low to his left to keep out his header on a corner and holding the ball too.That preserved a 1-1 draw in the Europa League last 16 first leg, with the replay to come at Ibrox next week.The Slavia manager admits he's rarely seen as good a stop as he analysed his team's performance.Trpisovsky said: "We started the match according to our plan, scored a nice goal and overall controlled the game."That first half cost us a lot of energy and when we went back to the dressing room with an unfavourable score, despite the good

Allan McGregor next season would come with a huge price tag. The 39-year-old showed his class against Slavia Prague with a stunning last minute stop at the Sinobo Stadium to keep out a bullet header from sub Lukas Masopust.

Europa League last eight.Steven Gerrard's side recovered from a goal down to rescue a draw in the Czech Republic, securing a crucial away goal via Filip Helander's first-half equaliser.Not only was it a positive evening in the club's fight to progress to the next round, they - and Scottish football - received a double boost on the UEFA coefficient front.Rangers' knockout stage exploits could yet secure an automatic Champions League group stage place for the Premiership champions in the not so distant future.For the 2022/23 competition, 32 teams will be placed directly into the groups and 26 of those will qualify automatically.

Allan McGregor to sign a new contract after the veteran keeper pulled off a miracle save to put Rangers within 90 minutes of the last eight of the Europa League. The 39-year-old No.1 broke Slavia Prague’s hearts with a magnificent last minute stop at the Eden Arena to keep out a bullet header from sub Lukas Masopust and allow Gerrard’s team to get back to Glasgow with a 1-1 first leg draw.

Rangers players for their performance against Slavia Prague. Filip Helander 's away goal in the 1-1 draw in the Czech capital was given The Light Blues a great chance of reaching the last eight of the Europa League ahead of the Ibrox second leg.

Allan McGregor reacted to his mind-boggling save in typically understated fashion after securing Rangers a priceless draw in Prague.The 39-year-old keeper made an incredible last-gasp save to deny Slavia a late winner in a tense Europa League last 16 clash at the Sinobo Stadium.Filip Helander equalised for Rangers after Nicolae Stanciu curled in a stunning opener but it was McGregor's late intervention which denied the hosts a certain winner.He got down rapidly to stop Lukas Masopust's powerful header in the game's standout moment.But McGregor, typically a man of few words, didn't fancy blowing his own trumpet afterwards.He told BT Sport: "A wee bit late.

Europa League draw in Prague.Steven Gerrard’s side were forced to weather the heaviest of storms in the opening stages in the Sinobo Stadium and looked as though they were still suffering the after-effects of the weekend’s title celebrations as they fell behind after just seven minutes.But Filip Helander’s equaliser shortly before half time and an extraordinary save from Allan McGregor in the final moments ensured Slavia - who shocked Leicester in the last round - wouldn’t be calling time on the Gers jolly just yet.The 1-1 draw keeps Rangers hopes of reaching the quarter final alive ahead of next week’s all or nothing second leg at Ibrox.Gerrard stuck with the same starting XI that swept St Mirren aside on Saturday to become champions.

Rangers earned a crucial draw in Prague as they continued their European adventure. Steven Gerrard's side fought back from a goal down to take a vital goal back to Ibrox for the return leg next week.

Ryan Kent and Glen Kamara.Steven Gerrard's side wrapped up their first league title in a decade on Sunday, taking the Premiership crown from Celtic with six rounds to spare.If Rangers win every game between now and the end of the campaign they'll match the points tally set by Brendan Rodgers' invincible Hoops team, and the Swedish international says maintaining their unbeaten run is a big motivation to finish the campaign strongly. Helander told the Italian Football Podcast: "We are all still smiling! It’s been fantastic.