Brave Sheyi vows to stay and turn jeers to cheers

at home is a massive advantage for us. The main thing is that if Rangers can play like how we know we can play, then we can beat anyone.

“It would have been amazing to go through on Thursday night but credit to Feyenoord, they are a good team. We showed them too much respect in the first half but bounced back and showed great character.

“We’re top now and have to be happy with where we are.

“Going into the last game we have to do whatever it takes to get over the line and into the knockouts.

“The beauty of the situation now is that we dictate our own future in the Europa League. Going back to Ibrox against Young Boys is a massive game for the club.

“We want to get through and the fans will be right behind us.”

First there is a huge domestic triple header with the visit of

Hearts today, a trip to

Aberdeen on Wednesday and the Old Firm Betfred Cup Final.

Ojo said: “It was a decent result on Thursday but we need to recover well for a massive test against Hearts.

“There are so many big games coming up that we need to win and we will quickly switch our focus to making sure we get the three points.”

Alfredo Morelos’ midweek double saw him become the first Gers player to score in four consecutive Euro games and overtake Henrik Larsson’s record 12 goals in a Euro season for a Scottish club.

Ojo said: “Alfredo’s just a scoring machine. You see the hunger in him to go and score. It’s great for players like me – I know if I give him a chance he’ll score more often than not.

“But it’s not just about his goals. He brings so much to our play, he has been fantastic.”