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While Rohl did not dig out his defenders, former Rangers striker and coach Billy Dodds wasn’t as generous.<\/p>\n
“The Rangers defence, that was as bad as I’ve seen it this season,” he said on TNT Sports.<\/p>\n
Given some of the goals Rangers have coughed up under Rohl and his predecessor Russell Martin this season, that is quite the statement.<\/p>\n
Rohl’s assessment was that those two defensive mistakes cost Rangers, but in reality, the margin of victory could have been greater for Ferencvaros.<\/p>\n
“For the second game in the row in this competition, I see a team who is competitive and a team in a forward process, but I see a team, especially in this competition, destroy the hard work in two, three situations,” Rohl said. <\/p>\n
The home side had 13 shots in the Rangers box, four of which were squandered by striker Bamidele Yusuf, who could have had a first-half hat-trick.<\/p>\n
In attack, Miovski’s fine finish was the one moment of quality for a Rangers side who struggled to create. Indeed, their seven shots was the lowest they have registered in a Europa League match this season.<\/p>\n
Keane – assisted by former Aberdeen boss Stephen Glass – was asked if he was surprised by the Rangers team he came up against, but chose to focus on his own high-flying outfit.<\/p>\n
“I knew they were going to play three at the back,” he said. <\/p>\n
“I can’t speak too much about them because I’m not bothered about them. I knew we’ll always score. We were brilliant tonight, everybody to a man.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n