Rangers vs Club Brugge KV Prediction & Betting Tips (19 August)

The Rangers are going a return to the Champions League and have been intractable at home since last season. In the 2nd round, the Scottses offered the Panathinaikos scalp, notably winning in the first leg at home 2-0, 1-1 on the return while in the 3rd round, it was the Czechs of Plzen who took the session on the lawn of the 3-0 Victory Rangers. On the other hand, during the return match last week, the Celtic dolphin went to lose in the Czech Republic 2-1. A defeat that did not prevent him from accessing this last round. The domestic championship has resumed for two days and the Rangers have still not managed to win, gleaning only 2 points via draws against Motherwell 1-1 and Dunde at home 1-1. Last weekend, it was an eighth finals of League Cup on the program against Alloa, a lower result division club to follow. Casually, it is only one victory in the last six games in all competitions.

For the little recall stitching, the Bruges club is not a club unknown to the Champions League. Last year already, the Gazelles played in the most prestigious European competitions and even got up at the stage of the round of 16 but beaten by Aston Villa. This year again, Bruges intends to return to C1 and he eliminated the Red Bull Salzburg in the previous round by winning at the outbuilding 0-1 and returning 3-2. In the meantime, the Jupiler League has resumed its rights, and after finishing 2nd behind the Union Saint-Gilloise, the Bruges club started with a success against Genk 2-1, defeated by Mechelen in stride 2-1 and winner of the Bruges circle at J3 2-0. Last weekend, it was a trip to the grass of the promoted, the Zulte-Waregem on the upcoming result program. 

The Czech international Cerny (12 goals, 4 assists last season) returned to Wolfsburg (end of the loan) and defender Propper signed in Twente. Hagi (4 goals, 5 assists) and Lawrence (4 goals, 2 assists) have not been extended. Note the injuries of the Moroccan international Hamza Igamane (12 championship achievements last season) and the Welsh international Rabbi Matondo without forgetting Moore and Igamane. The precious Dessers (top scorer of the Scottish elite last year with 18 goals), Danilo Pereira (5 goals, 4 assists last year), Raskin (4 goals, 10 passes), Tavernier (4 goals, 8 assists) and the Ivorian Diomande (4 goals, 7 assists) are very operational. The recruit Max Aarons (ready from Bournemouth) did not play on the return against Plzen despite his presence at the outward journey, ditto for the Norwegian recruit Thelo Aasgaard. The other recruits Gassama (Sheffield Wed), Oliver Antman (Ga Eagles), Djiga (Wolverhampton), Rothwell (Bournemouth), Oscar Cortes (Lens) and Fernandez (Peterborough) are very present. Important departures took place this summer with in particular Jutgla (10 goals, 3 assists last year) leaving for Celta Vigo, the Casper Nielsen medium (Standard de Liège), Maxim de Cuyper (Brighton), Talbi (Sunderland) without forgetting the crucial Ardon Jashari (3 goals, 4 assists last year) left for Milan AC.

Arrived in the form of transfer the young environment Aleksandar Stankovic (Inter, 9.5 million), the International Portuguese Hope Carlos Forbs (Ajax, 10 million), the international German hope Nicolo Tresoldi (Hanover, 7 million) and Ludovit Reis (Hamburg, 6 million) came to bring a hand to the Belgian tenor and all operational for today. In addition, FORBS was a scorer in the return match against Salzburg. The excellent Vanaken also scored just like the promising young 20 years Seys. Let us mention the injuries of the Swedish international Gustaf Nilsson (9 goals, 5 assists last year) and the Ecuadorian international Ordonez.