Rangers booked their spot in the last 16 of the Europa League after another crazy clash with Royal Antwerp saw them run out 5-2 winners on the night (9-5 on aggregate)
Steven Gerrard's team never looked like heading out of the competition at Ibrox but were made to work hard by Antwerp, who proved a thorn in their side throughout the 180 minutes on Thursday
Nathan Patterson (46) and Ryan Kent (55) looked to have put the tie to bed after Alfredo Morelos' opener (9) was cancelled out by Lior Refaelov (31) in the first half
However, a mix-up between Conor Goldson and Allan McGregor saw Didier Lamkel Ze pull a goal back for the Belgians barely 90 seconds after Kent had netted the hosts' third
Borna Barisic's 79th-minute penalty - his third of the tie from the spot - put the result beyond any doubt before he handed the spot-kick duties over to Cedric Itten in stoppage-time to round off an exhilarating match
The opening 10 minutes gave a taste of what was to come as Kent went close twice before setting up the opener
 Ianis Hagi's energetic pressing allowed Kent to pick off a loose pass on the corner of the box and as he was closed down by keeper Ortwin De Wolf, Kent calmly looked up to spot Morelos
 He picked out the Colombian near the penalty spot and the ball was swept home with ease
When Hagi opted to fire in a high shot at the near post rather than firing in a low drive across goal with Morelos lurking, it didn't appear that De Wolf's save would prove important so quickly
 Rangers were dominant
Antwerp came back into the game though and Ulineia Buta volleyed wide from a Lukaku cross before the wing-back's next delivery put the ball on a plate for Refaelov
 He twisted and turned to beat Leon Balogun and saw his low cross guided into the far corner by the alert Refealov
And it was Antwerp who went closest to taking the lead before the break as the excellent Lukaku beat Balogun again
 This time, his effort found the side-netting as he tried to squeeze it in at Allan McGregor's near post
Patterson has endured plenty of criticism after breaking Covid-19 protocols to attend a party alongside four of his Rangers teammates but he marked his return to the pitch in style
 Brought on at the break, he drove into the area and smashed a low finish into the bottom corner to restore the Gers' lead just 19 seconds into the second half
It looked like the tie was done and dusted when Kent got in on the action 10 minutes later, guiding the ball into the back of the net from Morelos' cross after the striker had beaten his man down the right but a mix up between Goldson and McGregor allowed the sharp Lamkel Ze to nip in between them and tap the ball into an empty net shortly after
Unsurprisingly, the action was not done there, and it was that man Morelos at the heart of it again
 This time, he was hauled to the ground after turning Maxime Le Marchand inside the box and Polish referee Pawel Raczkowski pointed straight to the spot
Barisic made no mistake from 12 yards and showed the spirit in this Rangers side as he allowed Cedric Itten to take the Gers' fourth penalty of the tie in the 92nd minute after Scott Wright was tripped up
It was a ruthless attacking display from Gerrard's side but they will know they need to improve defensively against whoever they are drawn against in the last 16
Rangers boss "I'm very satisfied, the performance was outstanding in a lot of areas
 Some of our play was outstanding, the first three were top high-level goals
 But, as a perfectionist, we still have to look at the areas we went wrong in tonight
"It was probably Alfredo's best performance of the season
 He likes this competition
 I wouldn't have liked to have marked him, that's for sure
 Physicality is a big strength of his
 It was a performance off all-round quality
"Alfredo Morelos only scored one of Rangers nine goals in the tie but his fingerprints were all over their performances - especially at Ibrox
After sweeping home the opener, Morelos turned into chief provider as he set up the following two
 The first was a neat flick for Patterson, the second showed his skills and pace as he beat his man comfortably, before picking out the run of Kent in the box
He was hungry for more although he didn't get a chance to add to his tally, Le Marchand had no answer to his quick feet and strength when he turned him in the box
Defenders struggle to cope with the Colombian when he is in this mood and there is not a single side in the last-16 draw who will want to come up against Rangers' star man
The draw will take place on Friday, February 26 in Nyon's House of European Football at 12pm UK time
 You will be able to follow it across digital platforms
Rangers are not in action until next Wednesday night, when they travel to Livingston for a 6pm kick-off at The Tony Macaroni Arena
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