Rangers FC vs Tottenham Tickets

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Rangers vs Tottenham History

Rangers FC have a long history of competing in UEFA competitions, however the Scottish side has yet to achieve a maiden European title. Rangers were beaten in the final of the UEFA Cup (precursor to the Europa League) in 2008 and they were also unsuccessful in the 2022 Europa League Final.

Tottenham Hotspur also have vast experience playing European football, though the north London outfit has actually triumphed with silverware. Spurs overcame Wolves in the 1971/72 UEFA Cup final, 12 years before defeating RSC Anderlecht on penalties.

More recently Tottenham have competed in both the Europa League and the Champions League. Spurs reached the Champions League Final in 2019, but lost out to Premier League rivals Liverpool.

Rangers vs Tottenham Head-to-Head

The first time these teams shared a pitch was in the 1962/63 edition of the European Cup Winners' Cup. There were 12 goals scored in this two-legged tie, with Spurs claiming a 5-2 victory at White Hart Lane before running out 3-2 winners at Ibrox Stadium.

The clubs wouldn't meet in competitive action again until December 2024, when Tottenham travelled north of the border to Glasgow for a clash in the Europa League league phase.

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Rangers vs Tottenham Mutual Connections

• England icon Paul Gascoigne is perhaps the most popular figure to have represented both of these teams. 'Gazza' made more than 100 outings for both Rangers and Spurs, with the two spells separated by a three-year stay at Italian club Lazio.

• Jermain Defoe is another who played for both sides, though he is undoubtedly more synonymous with Tottenham having spent a combined nine years at White Hart Lane. Defoe netted 143 goals in 362 appearances for Spurs, before a brief spell at Ibrox towards the end of his playing career.