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Rangers won comfortable winners in the first part of the third round of classification of the Champions League with a 3-0 victory on the Czech side Viktoria Plzen.
The new Djeidi Gassama signing further strived the Ibrox faithful with their third and fourth goal in three consecutive European games.
The young man, 21, marked on both sides of the penalty of striker Cyriel dessers, as the side of Russell Martin gave a foot to the playoffs of the competition before a trip to the Arena de Dosan next week.
Martin, who took over the Scottish giants in June, operated his players on Saturday after the 1-1 tie at Motherwell and made some great selection calls ahead of this match, leaving Captain James Tavernier and Nico Raskin on the bench.
But the decision seemed to greatly control the procedures and emerged winners of the night.
New impressed signings in Ibrox
Gassama, who joined the Scottish side from Sheffield on Wednesday, gave Martin’s men the perfect beginning when he received his dismissal after a quarter of an hour.
The end made a touch before finishing strongly in Florian Wiegele to give his new businessmen at the helm.
Another of the new Rangers faces, Oliver Antman, refused a debut goal, as his low impetus was blocked on the line by Vaclav Jemelka.
The young Finnish player may not have reached the scoring sheet, but played an important role in Rangers’ second goal, the 23 -year -old Plzen Box before being rejected by Matej Vydra.
The desesters safely sent the turning point to double the advantage of the hosts, as the Martin team entered halftime in a control position.
It was the same after the restart, with rangers in total control of the tie.
An effort by Mohamed Diomande ruined the crossbar before Gassama settled the Pin-Point cross of the Antman house for his second at night.
From there, Plzen offered very little through a combat. Rangers watched the game and made a healthy advantage in the Czech Republic on Tuesday.
