Philippe Clement praised his side's mentality as the Gers booked a spot in the last-16 of the UEFA Europa League

Barry never put much stock in the stats claiming Ibrox club had next to no chance of finishing in the top eight

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Philippe Clement has named his Rangers starting line-up to face Union Saint-Gilloise in the Europa League. The Ibrox side have already guaranteed progress to the knockout stage of the competition but are hoping for three points to aid their slim chance of going straight into the round of 16.

Rangers will now face one of Bodo/Glimt, Anderlecht, Twente or Fenerbahce in March depending who advances from their play-off fixtures

European football comes with plenty of glamour - and plenty of prizemoney, with the Gers already pocketing a decent wedge

Tonight’s Europa League clash is Union’s second visit to Ibrox. Their first came two and a half years ago when Gio van Bronckhorst’s Gers overcame a 2-0 first-leg defeat in Leuven with a stirring comeback in the Ibrox return.

Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur and Rangers secured direct passage to the UEFA Europa League round of 16 with Matchday 8 wins.

The British trio, plus Athletic Bilbao, Eintracht Frankfurt, Lazio, Lyon and Europa Conference League champions Olympiakos, must wait until the round of 16 draw on February 21 to find out their next opponents.

The newly-formatted Europa League is set for the crescendo of its group stage act as matchday eight kicks off an hour from now. Intrigued about all the big talking points and permutations for the

Rangers have banked £9m for their efforts in the league phase of the Europa League. The Ibrox club achieved the figure after earning numerous performance bonuses on top of participation and qualification fees from UEFA.

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