Rangers supporters who haven't managed to get a ticket for their Europa League trip to face Braga have been handed a second chance.
The Portuguese club have put home end tickets up for sale on their website and have left a section of the East Stand for Rangers fans.
Rangers will only officially have 2000 supporters at the stadium but are likely to be backed by many more with plenty snapping up the offer from Braga.
Fans can buy the tickets online and collect them on the day and the website states that Rangers fans 'will be seated in the upper east stand'.
Tickets are priced at €60, which is more than Rangers fans who will be sitting in the designated away end will be paying.
Braga's statement alongside the ticket info says: "Tickets are lifted in the match day on the Ticket Office (section of the “entities counter”) at Estádio Municipal de Braga. Must present the proof of purchase that you receive in your email, as well as your identification.
"No refund for tickets purchased.
"Rangers supporters will be seated in the upper east stand
"Ticket office open at 9:30 a.m and gates open at 3:00 p.m."
Steven Gerrard's men will face Braga on Wednesday, February 20 with a 5pm kick-off after the first leg six days before at Ibrox.
It's the first time Rangers will play Europa League knockout football since defeat to PSV in March 2011.
