How and Where to Buy Tickets to Rangers v Fenerbahce | OneFootball

While Rangers might have struggled domestically in recent seasons, their European runs in recent years have become near enough mythical. After a shock victory in Turkiye, they are threatening another journey into the latter stages of knockout football.

All seemed more or less lost this season for Rangers after Philippe Clement was sacked midseason, with club icon Barry Ferguson taking over on an interim basis until the end of the season. Despite his links to the club and his career in the game, a less than illustrious managerial run at Blackpool, Clyde, Alloa Athletic and Kelty Hearts, left fans with no shortage of doubts. The latter was his most recent spell in the game, now more than two years ago.

Buy Tickers to Rangers v Fenerbahce

Facing them was perhaps the wiliest fox in the game, Jose Mourinho, in charge of a Fenerbahce side that have lost just twice in the league this season under the Portuguese manager. Although at times Rangers rode their luck, Ferguson masterminded a 3-1 victory over the Turkish giants at the Sukru Saracoglu stadium, with goals from Cyriel Dessers and Vaclav Cerny. What is beyond doubt is that Ibrox will be rocking on Thursday night for the visit of the former Inter, Roma and Real Madrid manager. Although Rangers have looked shaky this season, Ferguson will be hoping to capitalise on fired up home support to hold onto their lead.

Where to Buy Tickets to Rangers v Fenerbahce

Given the atmosphere and the way the match is poised, the clash at Ibrox will be one of the hottest tickets in Europe this week. If you’re keen to be part of it, then the best option may well be to go through a third-party ticket website. Getting into the away allocation for Fenerbahce fans is not a possibility through the club unless you are already part of their loyalty scheme. If there are any tickets remaining from Rangers, then they will be placed on sale at 11:00am CEST on Monday the 10th of March.

Buy Tickers to Rangers v Fenerbahce

Alternatively, you could head to the likes of LiveFootballTickets.com, who are starting ticket sales at €157. Other options are the likes of Stubhub, who are more expensive at €200, SportsEvents 365, who kick off their pricing at €272 per ticket or FootballTicketNet, who are the cheapest at €133. Fans interested in getting to the game would be well-advised to purchase sooner rather than later, given the exceptionally high demand in Glasgow.

The game kicks off at 20:00 local time at Ibrox, and it would be no surprise to see all of the 50,000 seats filled for the occasion on Thursday the 13th of March. Those looking to get to the game will no doubt be keen to ensure that beyond the price, they get the best service too. For instance, LiveFootballTickets.com ensure that fans have a 150% money-back guarantee with every ticket they buy, as well as providing a dedicated customer service line to help with any doubts or issues. In addition, they have a 4.8 rating out of 5 on Trustpilot, earned from more than 11,000 reviews over the past 15 years of operation – a sign that fans are able to trust in what they are buying.