Ally McCoist insists Liverpool’s seven-goal thrashing of Rangers was a ‘shocking result’ for not just the Ibrox side, but the whole of Scottish football.
A humiliating 7-1 loss in the Champions League condemned Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s team to the heaviest home defeat in the club’s history.
Equalling the club’s biggest-ever loss, to Celtic in the League Cup Final of 1957, the result left Rangers without a point after four games and ended hopes of reaching the last 16.


Coming 24 hours after Celtic became the first team to be eliminated from the competition in a 2-0 home defeat to RB Leipzig, McCoist said the Rangers hammering was the latest in an awful run of results for Scotland’s clubs in Europe.