Rangers forward Abdallah Sima is optimistic about his team’s chances as they prepare to face Sparta Prague in a crucial Europa League match, aiming to bounce back from their recent disappointing loss. The Light Blues suffered a surprising 2-1 defeat in their previous European outing against Aris Limassol. However, with the arrival of new manager Philippe Clement and an impressive start to his tenure, Rangers are determined to secure a win on the road.
Under the temporary leadership of Steven Davis and his team following Michael Beale’s departure, Rangers stumbled against Aris Limassol. But Clement’s appointment sparked an immediate turnaround, as the Ibrox side claimed an emphatic 4-0 victory over Hibernian in their domestic league.
During the win over Hibs, Abdallah Sima showcased his goal-scoring prowess by netting twice, while Nicolas Raskin and Cyriel Dessers also found the back of the net. Buoyed by this triumph, Rangers now travel to the Czech Republic with confidence riding high. Sima, who previously faced Sparta Prague during his time at Slavia Prague before joining Brighton on loan, is acquainted with their upcoming opponents.
Acknowledging the challenge that awaits them, Sima recognizes the quality within the Rangers squad, instilling belief that they can secure a vital three points on enemy territory. Despite the potential reception he may receive from the home crowd due to his past club affiliations, the 22-year-old is prepared to give his all to ensure victory for his team.
Sima expressed, “I know them well from my time in the Czech Republic and it will be a hard game for us. The quality we have here makes me think we can beat them over there. That’s what I believe.”
With their sights set on progressing to the knockout stages of the Europa League, Rangers will rely on their collective abilities and the newfound momentum under Clement’s guidance. As the team prepares to face Sparta Prague, they aim to demonstrate their capabilities, overcome the challenge, and secure a crucial victory on the road.
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