Rangers enjoyed some respite from troubled times with a convincing 4-0 Europa League win over FCSB at Ibrox.
Boss Philippe Clement came under enormous pressure after the 1-0 defeat at Kilmarnock on Sunday left the Light Blues six points behind Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic and Aberdeen and there was an early reprieve when the Romanian outfit, formerly known as Steaua Bucharest, had the ball in the net only for a foul to be called.
However, midfielder Tom Lawrence struck from inside the box in the 10th minute and wide-man Vaclav Cerny fired in a second just after the half-hour mark before adding a third early in the second half.
Second-half substitute Hamza Igamane scored his first goal for the Gers since signing in the summer from Moroccan side AS FAR to add gloss to the scoreline against an unimpressive opponent.
The Govan side moved on to six points from nine in the new-look Europa League and will feel in much better fettle welcoming St Mirren on Sunday, although there remains huge room for improvement.
We give each player a mark out of ten for their performance.
9. Tom Lawrence
A different Tom Lawrence from the one who stunk out Rugby Park om Sunday. Vibrant display capped off with a goal. 7 | SNS Group
10. Nedim Bajrami
Outhsone by Cerny on the other flank, the Albanian had a quieter game on the left. Tidy in possession but nothing flashy, one neat nutmeg aside, from the summer signing from Sassuolo. 6 | SNS Group
11. Cyriel Dessers
A sixth game without a goal, the striker is back in the mire again after an encouraging start to the season. Heckled by fans in the first half for being caught on his heels, he then appeared to sub himself by walking straight down the tunnel after being caught in the face as Rangers celebrated their third goal. 5 | SNS Group
12. Rangers substitutes
Hamza Igamane (above) came on and scored his first goal for Rangers. Mohamed Diomande replaced Lawrence at the break, while there were also appearances for Robin Propper, Zak Lovelace and Neraysho Kasanwirjo. | SNS Group