Rangers manager Derek McInnes has voiced his disappointment following his team's recent performance against Jagiellonia, where he believes they were guilty of beating themselves. The match showcased a series of errors from Rangers that ultimately cost them the game.

McInnes pointed out that the team's slackness and lack of concentration were pivotal in their defeat. He stated, "We were punished for our mistakes, and it’s frustrating to see how we let the game slip away from us due to our own shortcomings." The manager highlighted that the players need to take responsibility for their actions on the pitch and learn from this experience.

Despite the loss, McInnes remains optimistic about his squad's potential to bounce back. He noted that every match is a learning opportunity and emphasized the importance of maintaining focus in future games. The manager is determined to address these issues in training and ensure that his team is better prepared for their upcoming fixtures.

As Rangers look to improve their performance in the UEFA Europa League, McInnes is hopeful that this setback will serve as a wake-up call for the players. He believes that with the right mindset and commitment, they can turn things around and compete effectively in the tournament.

Fans will be eager to see how Rangers respond in their next match as they aim to regain their form and make a strong push in the UEFA Europa League.