As it currently stands, Rangers have no general sale tickets left for their crunch Europa League tie with Young Boys on Thursday night, according to the club’s website.
“No general sale tickets are currently available” on the Rangers website and with only a few days to go you imagine that means Young Boys are taking their full complement to Ibrox.
Previously, Rangers have been handed back a proportion of our rival’s tickets if they could not sell them all or close to them all.
This allowed more supporters to come to the match with areas in the Broomloan being opened up to the home support.
There was hope that this would happen this time around but with the game so close the club is yet to make an announcement on this.
Should tickets go on sale then it will provide a very short window of time were Rangers can sell them to supporters.
A full-house at Ibrox for a big European tie is a tantalising prospect and the Glasgow club will be hoping to make it to the knockout stages of European competition for the first time in close to a decade.
Rangers currently sit top of Group G knowing a point will guarantee them progress to the next round, but a win guarantees them first place.
Coming off the back of a disappointing result in the Betfred Cup Final, Rangers must be ready to bounce back against the Young Boys of Berne.
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