IT was two games and two wins in the Europa League for Scottish sides this week.

But while Rangers were made to sweat in their 1-0 win over Alashkert, Celtic fans were purring after Ange Postecoglou’s side secured a fifth straight victory with a 2-0 win over AZ Alkmaar.

Gers’ task was made even tougher when John Lundstram was red-carded two minutes before the break – and it’s left some concerned.

Gordon Hendry, Ochiltree, said: “Like most Rangers supporters I thought Lundstram would be an excellent signing. Unfortunately, he’s turned out to be a liability, particularly in European ties.

“Let’s hope he improves over time but if new signing Juninho Bacuna hits the ground running and Ryan Jack returns to fitness his future opportunities may well be few and far between.”

Midfielder Bacuna’s arrival from Huddersfield was confirmed just hours before kick-off against Alashkert.

But Frank McFerran, Carrickfergus, isn’t overly enthused. He said: “I’ve never seen Bacuna play but he seems a poor man’s Joey Veerman. I hope I’m completely wrong and the boy does well. But Rangers are starting to scare me.”

Over to the green side of Glasgow now and Seamie Gallagher is one Hoopy Bhoy.

He said: “What a truly phenomenal, atmospheric arena Parkhead has become again. Alkmaar players must have gasped. Thanks to all our fans who roared us on in – and to big Ange and the team.”

Stephen Mulhern, Dumbarton, reckons Postecoglou should dip back into the market for another striker while getting rid of one of his own.

He said: “I really can’t understand why Celtic are