Bojan Miovski dismantled with his teammate for failing to follow the second half tactics provided by Danny Rohl
Drama as Bojan Miovski overhead kick ruled out for offside… only to be given after VAR check as Rangers take lead over Ferencvaros
Drama as Bojan Miovski’s overhead kick is ruled out for offside… only to be given after a VAR check as Rangers take the lead over Ferencvaros in the UEFA Europa League.
What a thrilling match! Bojan Miovski’s overhead kick was initially ruled out for offside, but thanks to VAR, the goal was given, and Rangers took the lead over Ferencváros in the UEFA Europa League. The drama didn’t end there, as the match has ended with Ferencváros winning 2-1 ¹.
Miovski, the Macedonian striker, has been in good form, and this goal will surely boost his confidence. He’s had an interesting career, playing for clubs like MTK Budapest, Aberdeen, and Girona before joining Rangers in August 2025 ².
The match stats show Rangers had 46% ball possession, while Ferencváros dominated with 54%. The teams had an equal number of corner kicks, with 5 each ¹.
Bojan Miovski’s overhead kick was initially ruled out for offside, but after a VAR check, the goal was given, and Rangers took the lead over Ferencvaros in the UEFA Europa League. The match is currently ongoing, with Ferencvaros leading 2-1 ¹.
Miovski, a Macedonian striker, has been in good form, scoring 8 goals in 30 games for MTK Budapest in the 2020-2021 season. He joined Rangers in August 2025 from Girona for £4.2m and has made 12 appearances, scoring 3 goals ².
Ferencváros won the match 2-1 against Rangers, with Bojan Miovski’s overhead kick initially ruled out for offside but later given after a VAR check, giving Rangers the lead. However, Ferencváros managed to turn the game around and secure the win ¹ ².
Ferencváros is currently 6th in the Europa League table with 11 points, while Rangers is 33rd with 1 point. Ferencváros has been in good form, winning 3, drawing 2, and losing 0 in their last 5 matches, scoring 9 goals and conceding 5
Ferencváros won the match 2-1 against Rangers in the UEFA Europa League. Bojan Miovski’s overhead kick was initially ruled out for offside but was later given after a VAR check, giving Rangers the lead. However, Ferencváros managed to turn the game around and secure the win ¹
Nasser Djiga in rare display, 3/10 teammate loses head – Rangers player ratings vs Ferencvaros
Nasser Djiga arguably ensured Rangers didn’t concede more as Ferencvaros won 2-1 in the Europa League on Thursday.
Danny Rohl made two changes to his starting lineup at the Groupama Arena on 11 December, with the German manager opting for more defensive stability.
The Light Blues went off to a slow start, with Emmanuel Fernandez seemingly switching during Bamidele Yusuf’s first opportunity, but Bojan Miovski gave the visitors the lead in the 28th minute.
Bence Otvos’ goal just before the break was a bitter pill for the Glaswegian outfit, and they didn’t seem to recover after it, with Barnanbas Varga getting the winner in the second half.
Rangers have Nasser Djiga to thank after Ferencvaros loss
Djiga has come under heavy criticism since moving to Ibrox, with the Wolves defender putting in several underwhelming performances.
However, the Burkina Faso international was solid at the back for the Gers in Budapest and put in some important last-ditch tackles to keep his team in the game and stop the home side from scoring more than they did.
The 23-year-old was constantly let down by James Tavernier and Fernandez, with the captain arguably having a game to forget at the Groupama Stadium.
Djiga has been relied on in recent weeks amid John Souttar and Derek Cornelius’ injuries, and the Glaswegian outfit will certainly miss him when he leaves for the Africa Cup of Nations.
Djeidi Gassama has head in Villarreal
Djeidi Gassama has emerged as a target for Villarreal just a few months after moving to the Gers from Sheffield Wednesday.
Against Ferencvaros, it seemed like the 22-year-old was already thinking about the prospect of playing in LaLiga amid speculation around his future at Ibrox.
The French winger appeared angry and looked to have lost his head after being substituted for Mikey Moore at around the hour mark.
