Rangers
JagielloniaRangers host Jagiellonia at Ibrox Stadium on 13 August in the semi-finals of Europa League qualification. The sides meet again only a week after Jagiellonia recorded a 2-1 home victory over Rangers on 6 August. Rangers therefore return to home surroundings after a difficult run of results, while Jagiellonia arrive having generally collected more positive results in their recent matches despite a defeat in their latest league outing.
Recent Form
Rangers have won three, drawn one and lost six of their last ten listed matches. Their two most recent games both ended in 2-1 defeats, first away to Jagiellonia and then at home to Hibernian in the Premiership. Before those losses, Rangers drew 1-1 away to Dundee Utd, while their more positive recent results include wins over Falkirk and Dundee Utd. Jagiellonia's recent sequence has been stronger overall. They beat Rangers after league victories over Motor Lublin, Korona Kielce and Zaglebie, giving them four consecutive wins before a 2-0 home defeat to Widzew Lodz. Across their nine completed recent matches listed before this fixture, Jagiellonia have six wins, one draw and two defeats.
Players in Good Recent Form
Chermiti has been one of Rangers' strongest recent performers and has featured regularly as a striker, while midfielder Aasgaard Thelo has also produced a good run of recent performances. For Jagiellonia, midfielder Romanczuk Taras has stood out across his recent appearances, with Lozano Sergio another midfielder to have performed well over the recent sample. Those individual performances provide both teams with players arriving in encouraging form despite the contrasting recent results of the two sides.
Previous Meeting and Match Outlook
The only listed recent meeting between the teams came on 6 August, when Jagiellonia won 2-1 at home. That result gives the upcoming match an immediate reference point, but Rangers now have home advantage at Ibrox. Their recent record has nevertheless been difficult, with six defeats in ten matches, while Jagiellonia have put together a more consistent sequence of victories despite losing to Widzew Lodz in their latest league game. The contrast between Rangers' home setting and Jagiellonia's stronger recent results should make the return meeting an important test for both sides.
Where to Watch
Broadcasting information is available for several territories. Rangers TV is listed in the United Kingdom, while Polish coverage includes Polsat Sport 2 and Polsat Sport Premium 2. SportsEngine Play is listed for the USA. Arena Premium 2 carries the match in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Arena Premium 3 listed in both North Macedonia and Serbia. Availability may depend on location, subscription requirements and local restrictions.