'Death, taxes and Morelos scores in Europe': Rangers fans react to 1-0 Lech Poznan Europa League win

Rangers fans were satisfied with three points in the Europa League – despite the team being far from their best.

Manager Steven Gerrard with Alfredo Morelos at full time of a Europa League group stage match between Rangers and Lech Poznan at Ibrox Stadium, on October 29, 2020 (Photo by Alan Harvey / SNS Group)

A second half goal from substitute Alfredo Morelos gave the home side the win, and a half-million win bonus from UEFA to boot.

Andy Calder: “Well done lads. Wasn't our best performance and we can do better. We need to hit the ball from distance more often. That said, what a cross (as per usual) from Barisic and what a header from Alfie. Excellent stuff.”

@RangersDaft72: “Death, taxes and Morelos scores in Europe. 3 things guaranteed in life.”

@TheRailwayBears: “Another European scalp. Another clean sheet. Another cracking goal by Buffalo. Rangers Twitter, don't even think about moaning.”

@Craig_stewart88: “Don’t care what anyone says, 14/17 clean sheets is unreal at any level of football. Looking good.”

Colin Faulds: “We were far from our usual selves tonight, but still came away with a win and a clean sheet. Managed the game well with impact subs.”

Rangers 1-0 Lech Poznan: Player Ratings

@GraemeMcIntos16: “Not all games are won with stylish football. Another game this Sunday where we'll have to find a way to break down their 12 man defence.”

Craig Tait: “That game was painful but I tell you what. Last year that game was a draw. Definitely a different team and a much more winning mentality.”

Louise Black: “Alfredooo Alfredoooo. Great result tonight for the famous. That was some cross from BB.”

RECAP: How it happened – Rangers 1, Lech Poznan 0

@JCarson621: “Think how far Morelos has come, two years ago I wouldn’t trust a Morelos header to stay in the park never mind him banging them in every week.”

Rangers play Kilmarnock on Sunday.

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