Michael Morse admits PSV are the leading contenders to claim Champions League qualification over Rangers, but his old club has failed to qualify for the group stage. I believe we can pave the way for
After a hard-fought first leg at Ibrox, both teams are locked at 2-2 by him, leveling the balance ahead of a big decider in Eindhoven on Wednesday. The side led by Ruud van Nistelrooy Phillips has a strong home record at his stadium, and one of his former Ibrox destinations, midfielder Joey Biermann , the Eredivisie leaders vowed to "take Rangers next week".
Also, Morse admits his PSV odds are lower, but it's not open or close as his table place at the top of the continent beckons winners. Far from it, he claims. The former Ibrox striker said, "PSV played better than the Rangers in the second half because they struggled to apply pressure.
Push the ball forward, but disappointing at Ibrox
"After the first leg, I think we are probably 55-45 in favor of PSV. But Rangers supporters As, I'm still hoping for a positive outcome.To be honest, the Europa League and the European Conference League.Great tournaments, but in the end it's just Champions League."
Meanwhile, Ronald Waterreus, who has more than 300 appearances for PSV and a successful Rangers career, is ready to stave off PSV keeper Walter Benitez's blunder after Tom Lawrence scores a free-kick. He said: "Yes, he made a mistake. Everyone does the same thing once. But I disagree that PSV have problems with goalkeepers.
"He was great against Monaco. He's a very good goalkeeper. It would be a different story if he made three or four of these mistakes in a short period of time, but he doesn't.
PSV has announced that the return game at the Phillips Stadion is completely sold out. He expects 35,000 to be crammed into the ground for Wednesday's showdown.
