Jack Butland saves twice as Rangers beat Fenerbahce on penalties to reach the Europa League quarter-finals despite losing 2-0 at Ibrox.

Rangers will face Athletic Bilbao in the Europa League quarter-finals - after overcoming Fenerbahce via a penalty shootout. Barry Ferguson's side lost the tie at Ibrox 2-0 after securing a 3-1 win in Istanbul last week but after a gruelling additional 30 minutes eventually came out on top over Jose Mourinho's men on penalties.

Gerry: A memorable night for all the Rangers fans. To make the Europa League quarters is commendable. Let's not get carried away. Four home defeats in a row. Europe is an Elastoplast covering the cracks. Barry Ferguson cannot be made permanent manager.

The Europa League is moving on, with 16 teams successfully whittled down to just eight on Thursday night. Now, the quarter-finals of thie seasons's competition beckon.The quarter-final draw was made at the same time as the last 16 ties were chosen last month,

Rangers fans: the supercomputer has spoken. The Ibrox men marched through to the Europa League quarter finals with a 3-2 win on penalties against Jose Mourinho’s Fenerbahce

A strong run in European competitions has given Ibrox crowds something to cheer this season - and its boosted the coffers

Rangers will be favourites to seal a Europa League quarter-final spot as they host Fenerbahce in the second leg of their last-16 tie on Thursday. Rangers stunned Jose Mourinho’s side on their home turf last week, winning 3-1 under interim manager and former player Barry Ferguson after the sacking of former manager Philippe Clement.

Despite a dreadful domestic form, Rangers have been a formidable force in the Europa League. A 3-1 win on the road against Fenerbahce has put them in the driver’s seat ahead of hosting the Turkish

Bright Osayi-Samuel is optimistic Fenerbahce can still turn around their UEFA Europa tie against Rangers. The Yellow Canaries lost the first leg 3-1 at the Sukru Saracoglu Stadium, Istanbul, last week.