Russell Martin defended his decision on the chair to launch two key players in the Champion League recreations with 3-0 victories compared to Victoria.
Djeidi Gassama bagged a key and the dessert Cyriel sent the penalty to Rangers had a round third leg in Ibrox.
The great news of Martin took the decision before Kick-off, when his player took 1-1 on Motherwell on Saturday, to remove the Captain James Tavernier and remove the Captain Nico Raskin from the beginning of the pasture.
The decision was paid, however, with Martin’s side by creating a main screen on the second lap next week next week.
And the new leader of Rangers protected his decision, emphasizing that everyone players play.
“I don’t like the word fall,” Martin said BBC Sport after the match.
“You told young people that you are not falling from the group. We need all (in groups). People will come out, we need freshness.
“As a coach, you have to be the best in the tonight team. The boys liked to do great and that’s all that you can ask.
“Here’s a thing that turns out a big thing, but it’s not at all. Tonight it’s been the best team.
“I don’t think eleven weeks will be the same, week.”
Before the match holders are concerned with Club Long Players, the post-focus game will be in the fresh faces of Ibrox.
Gassama, who signed Wednesday in the summer of Sheffield, has now joined three European matches, while the 23-year-old Oliver Antman debutant was a remarkable performance.
The young Finnish gave support for the latter of Gassama and seemed a constant threat to Rangers’s right side.
Martin was happy with the contribution of his two new signals, but they also praised the whole team to show.
“I am very happy with that (game),” Martin said.
“I was a little angry with the last 15 minutes, as rugged and too rugged the ball is in our midst. But my job is to ask for boys.
“It’s very hard to learn to learn a lot of details and applying it with proper intensity and courage, especially after a hard evening on Saturday (against mother). So I’m very proud of the team.
2025-08-05 22:07:00
