Rangers player ratings: The man who came of age in Eindhoven as two nines handed out

Rangers' Glen Kamara (left) and PSV Eindhoven's Philipp Max battle for the ball.

We give the Rangers players a mark out of ten for their performance against PSV Eindhoven in the Netherlands ...

Jon McLaughlin: An outstanding performance from the goalkeeper. Calm, dealt with cross balls and made two excellent saves. 9

James Tavernier: The captain stood tall in defence, never giving an inch and leading by example. 8

Connor Goldson: A couple of hairy moments at the end of the first half but other than that, was extremely solid. 8

James Sands: Came of age in Eindhoven. A colossal display, showing great heart, discipline and anticipation. 9

Borna Barisic: The left-back was diligent all evening in much more defensive match than he would have liked. 8

Glen Kamara: Returned to the starting XI and gave Rangers nice balance in midfield with defensive cover married with composure. Replaced by Scott Arfield. 7

John Lundstram: Never stopped running, never stopped shutting down the PSV players. A rock in Rangers’ midfield. 8

Malik Tillman: Added stardust to Rangers’ attack and showed lucidity to cut the ball back to Antonio Colak for the all-important goal after stealing possession. 8

Tom Lawrence: Always a threat from set-pieces and was very unlucky to see a second-half shot cannon off the bar after some silky skills to create space. Came off for Scott Wright. 7

Ryan Kent: Really lively first half and was always causing the PSV defence problems despite picking up a foot injury. 8

Antonio Colak: Led the line with aplomb and scored the vital goal to send Rangers into the group stages of the Champions League. 8

Substitutes: Scott Arfield (6) came on and worked extremely hard to keep Rangers ahead. Scott Wright (6) was an excellent outlet as they looked to counter. Fashion Sakala (n/a) came on in stoppage time.