DOMENICO TEDESCO reckons RB Leipzig will need to score at Ibrox to secure their spot in the Europa League final next week.
The German giants will take a one goal lead into the second leg of their semi-final showdown with Rangers following a tight encounter on Thursday night.
Defender Angelino netted the winner with just minutes to spare as Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side were denied a famous draw that would have given them the edge in the tie.
Van Bronckhorst has urged the Ibrox crowd to play their part in helping the champions mount a comeback and book a place in Seville against Frankfurt or West Ham United.
And his RB counterpart believes Leipzig's narrow advantage won't be enough to guarantee progression as he looks forward to a historic night in Govan.
Tedesco said: "I'm sure [we will cope at Ibrox]. We are looking forward with happiness.
"We've played against Dortmund in front of 82,000. Ibrox is special and we're happy to be there in one week.
"I think [we will need to score]. They play easy, long balls that are dangerous. These type of long balls means something can always happen.
"Free kicks, corner kicks. We saw against Dortmund, they were 3-0 up after 50 minutes and it ended 4-2."
