Rangers deliver a performance that manager Philippe Clement called "close to perfection" in a stunning Europa League win in Nice.

Hamza Igamane starred as Rangers cruised to a 4-1 win in Nice to ease the pressure on under-siege manager Philippe Clement and boost their chances of progressing to the knockout phase of the Europa League.

Badredine Bouanani's stunning free-kick seven minutes from time reduced the deficit, though Rangers should have scored their fifth soon after, only for substitute Cyriel Dessers to fire wide from clos

Hamza Igamane became the youngest Rangers player (22 years, 26 days) to score two goals in an away European game (exc qualifiers) since Davie McPherson scored four against Valletta in Malta in September 1983, aged 19.

Goals from Vaclav Cerny, Mohamed Diomande and a brace from Hamza Igamane helped Rangers to a dominant 4-1 win against OSC Nice at the Allianz Riveira

Ruthless Rangers showcased a performance that manager Philippe Clement labelled "close to perfection," enhancing their hopes of progressing in the Europa League with a stunning victory over Nice. Despite a strong start from the Ligue 1 side,

The Ivory Coast international capitalised on some horrendous defending by the much-changed hosts, and another comical error from Nice gifted Rangers a third before the break. Hamza Igamane, who inexplicably squandered a chance earlier, pounced on a dreadful blind back-pass to spark bedlam in the away end.