Rangers and Tottenham Hotspur battled out an exhilarating 1-1 draw in this Battle of Britain Europa League encounter at a packed Ibrox.
After a goalless but entertaining first half, Rangers took the lead two minutes into the second half when James Tavernier found Hamza Igamane with a sumptuous pass and the Moroccan coolly fired past Fraser Forster in the Spurs goal to open the scoring.
The Ibrox side had been the better side for much of the encounter but the visitors edged themselves back into proceedings with the help of some substitutes, with Dominic Solanke and Dejan Kulusevski coming on and combining for the Swede to slide the ball past a helpless Jack Butland.
Rangers’ next match in the Europa League is in January with another Battle of Britain clash against Manchester United at Old Trafford, while Tottenham are away at German side Hoffenheim.
We give each player a mark out of ten for their performance at Ibrox.
17. Vaclav Cerny
Rangers' irritating wasp, constantly buzzing around the final third and causing Spurs issues. Created chances and also had two efforts well saved. Taken off on 68 minutes - much to the delight of the visiting defence. 8 | PA
18. Hamza Igamane
The composure of an archer to net the opener on 47 minutes. Showed skill and trickery in leading the line well. Ran out of petrol and was replaced on 80 minutes. 8 | SNS Group
19. Jefte
Pushed into a winger role, the Brazilian was an energetic presence up his flank. Works nicely with Ridvan Yilmaz. Can be pleased with his efforts. 7 | PA
20. Brennan Johnson
Fired one effort against Jack Butland's legs and another over the bar. Left his shooting boots at home. Unsurprisingly replaced. 5 | PA