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Colosseum tifo packed a punch but men from Rome unleash more hell on toiling Gers

- SCOTT MCDERMOTT AT IBROX

DANNY ROHL helped the Rangers fans set up their impressive Colosseum tifo before the game.

And at the interval, more banners were unveiled aimed at the Ibrox villains.

But by the end, the only display concerning the manager was his team’s on the pitch.

That's because this particular fight was a mismatch from the off, with Roma worthy victors.

It was Gers’ fourth loss on the spin in the Europa League, securing an unwanted club record of seven European defeats in a row.

It prompted more anger from the stands, with punters chanting for sporting director Kevin Thelwell to lose his job.

And that will not have gone unnoticed by American chairman Andrew Cavenagh who was in the directors’ box.

But in the tie, Rangers were second best against the Serie A giants, who were two goals up 36 minutes in.

Matias Soule nodded in the opener at the back stick after Rohl's side failed to defend a corner. Then Artem Dovbyk teed up Lorenzo Pellegrini to tuck away a second.

Youssef Chermiti and sub Thelo Aasgaard had chances for Rangers, which flashed wide, but no one inside Ibrox could begrudge the visitors a victory.

EUR ALMOST OUT

Rangers now have a mountain to climb in order to try to qualify for the knockout phase of this tournament.

Only a remarkable turnaround in form and results will see them challenge the top half of the table.