Rangers fall out of Europa League after 3-2 aggregate loss
Why it matters: The exit leaves Rangers facing a Conference League playoff and a potential multimillion-pound revenue hit.
Rangers were knocked out of the Europa League qualifiers after a 1-1 home draw with Jagiellonia Bialystok sealed a 3-2 aggregate defeat at Ibrox. Lawrence Shankland put Rangers ahead from the penalty spot in the 19th minute to level the tie, but Nik Prelec equalized in the 65th for the Polish side. The result extended Derek McInnes' winless start as Rangers manager to four competitive matches, with fans booing at full time. Rangers now drop into a Conference League playoff against Czech club Jablonec. BBC Sport reported the loss could also dent the club's finances, with analyst Kieran Maguire saying Europa League income can be roughly double that of the Conference League.