Tonight is a big night for Rangers as they take on Eintracht Frankfurt at the Estadio Ramon-Pizjuan in Seville for the Europa League Final.
Approximately 20,000 Rangers supporters are expected to attend the match itself after the team's allocation was doubled in a late ticket boost to travelling supporters.
However, other fans will be able to watch the game across the city's bars and clubs, as well as from a big screen at the La Cartuja stadium in the outskirts of the city.
Ahead of the match, many celebs have taken to social media to send the Gers their best wishes.
Scots comedian Janey Godley said: "As a Rangers fan, I am wishing the team well tonight ! Stay safe and enjoy Seville - my wee daddy will “up there” waving his Rangers scarf - I miss watching the match with him."
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon also tweeted: "Wishing @RangersFC the very best of luck in Seville tonight! #EuropaLeagueFinal."
Prime Minister Boris Johnson also tweeted a good luck video from his official Twitter account.
He wrote: "I want to wish @RangersFC the very best of luck in tonight’s @EuropaLeague final. I know that you’ll do us all proud."
Lorraine Kelly also took to social media to send a good luck message. She wrote: "Good luck tonight @RangersFC - my wee granny, dad and uncle Billy saw you lift the European Cup Winners Cup in 1972 in Barcelona. You are back in Spain again fifty years later. Hopefully that’s an positive sign."
River City star Stephen Purdon travelled to Seville with his mate, wrestling star Grado and the pair have been living it up in the sunshine.
Stephen tweeted: "Finally in Seville with the big man @gradowrestling."
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