Rangers are having a difficult star to the season but can hugely improve it in the Champions League play-off round when they take on Club Brugge. New manager Russell Martin has started Rangers’ Scottish Premiership campaign with back-to-back draws against Motherwell and Dundee.

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Rangers were torn apart by Club Brugge 3-1 as their Champions League campaign now hangs by a thread ahead of the second leg in Belgium.

Rangers have left themselves a mountain to climb next week in Belgium after losing 3-1 at home to Club Brugge in the first leg of their Champions League play-off tie.

Rangers head coach Russell Martin: "We gave them a goal with the first kick of the game in our half. "We concede a crazy goal and don't respond to it anywhere near as well enough as we should and then we concede a goal we shouldn't - we don't do our jobs from our set play, which is really frustrating.

The 19-year-old winger arrives in Belgium and opens a new chapter in his young career.Official: Mamadou Diakhon leaves Reims and joins Club BruggeMamadou Diakhon has officially joined Club Brugge

Shandre Campbell's late heroics secured a memorable victory for Club Brugge, marking his arrival as a key player in the Belgian Pro League.

Rangers head coach Russell Martin has been speaking to the media ahead of his side's Champions League qualifier against Club Brugge. Here are the main points: