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Rangers host Jagiellonia at Ibrox needing to overturn a 2-1 first leg in Poland. The game in Bialystok was marked by two own goals: Montoia put the Scots ahead after just 4 minutes, then Fernandez turned into his own net on 13 and Szmyt completed the turnaround on 21, in front of 19,931 spectators. A complicated start to the season for the Scots Derek McInnes took the Rangers job in the summer and the Premiership start has been modest, with a single point from the opener. A first-leg lead surrendered inside a quarter of an hour is the clearest warning sign. A confident Jagiellonia The Poles have started strongly in the Ekstraklasa with two wins from two and finished last season third with 56 goals scored. At Ibrox they can play on the counter, protected by their aggregate lead. The verdict: the forced comeback opens the game up The scenario asks for at least two total goals. Rangers must score twice to go through inside ninety minutes, and Jagiellonia have shown they can strike on the break. I read it around 78%. My take: Ibrox pushes, but space opens at both ends.
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2 meetings on record
Data updated 2026-09-10 19:01 UTC
Rangers F.C.
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Jagiellonia
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Rangers F.C.
Last 5 matches · 4W 0D 1L · 5–2
Jagiellonia
Last 5 matches · 4W 0D 1L · 14–6
Rangers F.C.
Season statistics · 2 played · 0W 1D 1L
Jagiellonia
Season statistics · 4 played · 3W 1D 0L