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Rangers' Europa League exit: Rohl sees progress despite Porto loss
30 Jan
Summary
- Rangers concluded their Europa League campaign with a 3-1 loss to Porto.
- Manager Danny Rohl highlighted significant progress compared to earlier matches.
- Focus now shifts to the Scottish Premiership, with Rangers trailing leaders.
Rangers concluded their Europa League campaign with a 3-1 away loss to Porto. The team took an early lead through Djeidi Gassama, but Porto responded with three goals before halftime, including two from defensive lapses.
Despite the result, manager Danny Rohl insisted that Rangers are progressing. He contrasted the performance favorably with earlier European matches, noting a significant step forward in their approach and development.
Rohl acknowledged that the current level is not yet sufficient for the competition but expressed pride in the team's tactical execution and resilience shown against a strong Porto side.
With the Europa League campaign now over, Rohl stated that the team's full attention is on the Scottish Premiership, where they are four points behind leaders Hearts and have a mission to pursue.
