Philippe Clement will have greeted Rangers' 4-1 Europa League win over Nice with a mixture of joy, satisfaction, relief and frustration. The reason for the joy is obvious considering the win in the south of France not only shocked many around Europe means the Belgian's side are almost assured of progress to the knockout stage.

Philippe Clement is back on the Côte d’Azur. The former AS Monaco manager will oversee his Rangers side taking on OGC Nice at the Allianz Riviera on Thursday, and ahead of that encounter, the

Half an hour’s drive along the French Riviera coastline from Nice you come to the winding, twisting streets that form the circuit for the Monaco Grand Prix. It’s on those same leafy avenues Philippe Clement took the first wrong turn of his managerial career as an 18-month stint in Monte Carlo ended with a sudden crash.

Rangers produced a stunning display in the Europa League to record a 4-1 win over Nice and Philippe Clement wants to see more.

It was no surprise which of Rangers’ Europa League heroes dominated Philippe Clement’s press conference following Thursday’s stunning 4-1 win at Nice. On a real coming of age night for the summer signing, Hamza Igamane trebled his Rangers tally in the space of just six short minutes either side of half-time.

Philippe Clement claimed Rangers’ stunning 4-1 Europa League win over Nice in France was their best performance of the season. Amid domestic struggles which have piled pressure on his shoulders, the Belgian boss watched his team again come good on the continent.

Glasgow Rangers' turbulent start to the season continued at the weekend as Philippe Clement's side were held to a 1-1 draw by Dundee United in the Scottish Premiership at Ibrox. Sam Dalby opened the scoring for the visitors in the 36th minute when he headed home Vicko Sevelj's deep cross past Jack Butland.