Rangers earn 'big name' tag from Slavia Prague manager as he outlines why Ibrox trip is Europa League preference

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David and Victoria Beckham surprised ten-year-old daughter Harper Seven on Saturday with a new family addition - a Holland lop pet rabbit.PHOTOS: David and Victoria Beckham's 10 sweetest moments with mini-me Harper SevenFormer Spice Girls star Victoria has since shared several glimpses of her daughter's delight on Instagram Stories. Posts include an adorable video of the brown and white bunny hopping about in the garden of the Beckhams' luxe Cotswold's retreat, as well as a sweet clip of her youngest child cuddling up to the furry animal as she gently strokes its head.WATCH: Victoria Beckham's daughter Harper cuddles up to new family memberDavid and Victoria's daughter has clearly formed a close bond with her new pet, and Harper appears to be cuddling up to the bunny on a blanket in Victoria's latest clip - so sweet!Victoria took to Instagram with a sweet caption for her post, as she simply wrote: "Harper Seven collected her bunny today!" Fans immediately fell in love with the heartwarming news, as one enthused: "The sweetest lop-eared bunny!!! Wishing Harper & bunny lots of love." Harper was left smitten by her new petA second posted: "Look at her smile," while another fan had an urgent query as they questioned: "What's the bunny called? We have Coco here!"READ: David Beckham makes shocking food revelation about unusual dinner date with wife VictoriaINSIDE: David and Victoria Beckham's cosy bedroom at £150k home is so unexpectedThe Beckhams are currently staying at their family estate in the Cotswolds, where they've likely chosen to escape the city while Harper is on half-term.

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St Mirren on Wednesday after a shock 3-2 defeat but there's no doubt they have had an impressive start to the season. Unbeaten in 27 games prior to their visit to Paisley, Steven Gerrard 's men have excelled at home and abroad, taking some notable scalps.

Europa League draw. Having comfortably dispatched the likes of Willem II, Galatasaray, Standard Liege, Lech Poznan and drawn twice against big spending Benfica - there has been little Steven Gerrard 's side haven't been able to handle.

Dundee United. Steven Gerrard's side have made a relentless start to the campaign both domestically and in Europe and will look to build on that form on Tayside today.

Celtic’s board of directors must have been granted a stay of execution or else the firing squad’s mums and dads wouldn’t let them out so late on a school night.Either that or the would-be assailants put their balaclavas on back to front – and shot themselves in the foot.But seriously, the story has moved on from annoying adolescents and their disturbed dreams about discharging firearms.Celtic’s win over Lille was a congratulatory pat on the head as they went out of the Europa League, finishing bottom of their group.Rangers got the last 32, and the increased prize money that goes with it, after beating Lech Poznan to top their section.If the Celtic Trust fan group were honest they would cancel today’s planned demo before the game against

Rangers’ Europa League cash in January.The Ibrox club have pocketed a cool £6 million so far in the competition after cruising into the last 32 on Thursday night by finishing top of Group D.But Gerrard insists that WON’T increase his transfer pot in the next window.And part of the reason for his reluctance to spend is because the Gers boss believes his current squad have exceeded even his own expectations.They’re now 26 games unbeaten domestically and in Europe, having picked up 20 clean sheets on the way.They also sailed into the Europa League knock-out phase, after seeing off Benfica, Standard Liege and Lech Poznan.Their four wins and two draws - as well as a bonus for qualifying in top spot - earned the club £5.95 million.They’ll

Ryan Jack and Filip Helander for Sunday's clash against Dundee United. Jack (knee) and Helander (coronavirus) could have played in the Europa League match against Lech Poznan but manager Steven Gerrard decided to rest them to ensure they will be at full strength to face the Terrors.

Rangers fringe stars they could return to the sidelines at Tannadice but promised they'll play a vital role in weeks to come. The Ibrox boss watched on as a much-changed side delivered a highly impressive 2-0 win over Lech Poznan on Thursday.Victory sent the Premiership leaders into Monday's Europa League last 32 draw as group winners.

Steven Gerrard even has time to take to social media to recognise one of his Europa League heroes. The Liverpool legend is a keen user of Instagram and couldn't resist laughing at Ianis Hagi 's goal description after the playmaker nodded home against Lech Poznan during the 2-0 win on Thursday night.

Chris Sutton admits Rangers deserve nothing but praise for their Europa League exploits this season. However, the pundit is struggling to find the same level of enthusiasm for his former team despite their action-packed 3-2 win over Lille.

Rangers may still have to contend with Celtic "coming after them" this season. The Premiership leaders sit 13 points clear of the reigning champions and further underlined an impressive resurgence by topping their Europa League group.

Rangers Europa League performance with one journalist describing them as "too big" for Lech Poznan. Journalist Rodoslaw Nawrot admitted that sometimes you have to 'bow politely' to sides like Benfica and the Ibrox men who are clearly stronger outfits.

Europa League knockout stage. The Ibrox side eased to victory in Poland on Thursday night to secure their status as group winners.Steven Gerrard 's team will now be seeded for Monday's last 32 draw and Kaminski admits he was extremely impressed.

Glen Kamara is still around for the last 32. Gerrard was left gushing over the performance of a largely second string side as they romped to a 2-0 win away to Lech Poznan to clinch a place among the top seeds in Monday’s draw.But, while the manager was celebrating another huge milestone, he also warned the club’s hierarchy to thrash out a new contract for Finnish international Kamara who turned in another hugely impressive performance on the European stage.Gerrard said: “I thought Glen Kamara again showed why everyone’s talking about him, why there is a lot of fuss about him.

Ianis Hagi 's goal sent them into the last 32 of the Europa League as group winners. Steven Gerrard 's travelled to face Lech Poznan with top spot in sight due to their superior head-to-head record over Benfica.

Rangers team's "huge achievement" after topping their group to reach the last 32 of the Europa League. The Ibrox boss watched with great satisfaction as his side took Lech Poznan apart comfortably despite seven changes from the starting line-up that defeated Ross County.

Kris Boyd joked Celtic have "more statements than victories" as he revelled in Rangers' European run. A 2-0 win away to Lech Poznan saw Steven Gerrard 's side secure top spot in their Europa League group and ensured they'll be seeded for Monday's last 32 draw.

Rangers raced into the Europa League League last 32 as one of the 16 seeded teams with another win. Steven Gerrard’s side swept aside Lech Poznan with a 2-0 victory – as Cedric Itten and Ianis Hagi on target.

Lech Poznan in Poland.Steven Gerrard's team went in having already qualified for the round of 32 but knew a win would make sure of their status as group winners.They made eight changes from the side who thrashed Ross County at the weekend but even with Nathan Patterson and Cedric Itten among the starters, there were no signs of a disjointed performance.It was the latter who opened the scoring with a thunderous strike at Filip Bednarek's near post to put the Ibrox side in a strong position at the break.The lead was doubled with 20 minutes remaining when Connor Goldson sent Borna Barisic's free-kick goalward with a looping header. It hit the bar and bounced on the line, but Ianis Hagi was on hand to make sure.

Steven Gerrard 's squad once again showed their strength in depth. The result means they will be seeded in the last 32 of the Europa League as they qualify as Group D leaders ahead of big-spending Benfica.

Europa League last 32.

Rangers clash with Lech Poznan. With their place in the last 32 secured, the Ibrox side have the chance to beat Benfica to top spot in Group D with a win in Poland tomorrow night.

Steven Gerrard has proved to be a dab hand in Europe as a manager. His team have already sealed their place in the last 32 of the tournament and the Liverpool icon would love nothing more than improving on last season's march to the last 16.Monday's draw is all-but guaranteed to produce a mouthwatering showdown but the next two nights of Euro drama will be key to who Gerrard's men face.He knows a win against Lech Poznan on Thursday will secure top spot ahead of Benfica but the 40-year-old has hinted he could rest some key players.But winning Group D will likely avoid some bonafide Champions League heavyweights who have either dropped out or are teetering on the brink.

Kemar Roofe.The Rangers frontman has caught fire in the past month or so ever since lighting up the Europa League with his incredible 55-yard effort that left Gerrard gobsmacked and sealed a 2-0 win over Standard Liege.It was a result which kicked-off a sequence of results that sees Rangers top Group D ahead of tomorrow’s concluding match against Lech Poznan.But it was a moment which also sparked summer signing Roofe’s season to life.With five goals in his last five outings the former Anderlecht and Leeds frontman is showing exactly why Gerrard splashed the cash to take him to Govan.Rangers fans quite rightly boast; the Roofe is on fire. And Oxford United assistant Fazackerley - who saw the player do more than anyone to win the Us promotion

Europa League football after Christmas but that doesn't mean their final group game is a dead rubber. The comeback win over Standard Liege guaranteed Steven Gerrard 's side a place in the last 32 but the issue of group winner comes down to the final day.