2001-2002 Rangers Goal Logs, UEFA Cup

2001-2002 Rangers Goal Logs (UEFA Cup)

Record: 25-10-3, 85 points (2.24 per game), 2nd in Scottish Premier League (1st Tier)

Home Record: 14-4-1, 46 points Away Record: 11-6-2, 39 points

Goals: 82 (2.16 per game), Goals Against: 27 (0.71 per game), Diff: 55

Governing Country: Scotland sct

Gender: Male

UEFA Cup: Lost Fourth round to Feyenoord

2001-2002 Competitions

All Competitions

Champions League

UEFA Cup

Goal Log

Goals Scored

Goals Against

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score
1	2001-09-27	First round	Away	Bert Konterman	Anzhi	Y	84	0-0
2	2001-10-18	Second round	Home	Lorenzo Amoruso	Dynamo Mosc	Y	9	0-0
3	2001-10-18	Second round	Home	Michael Ball	Dynamo Mosc	N	61	1-0
4	2001-10-18	Second round	Home	Ronald de Boer	Dynamo Mosc	Y	79	2-0
5	2001-11-01	Second round	Away	Ronald de Boer	Dynamo Mosc	Y	8	0-0
6	2001-11-01	Second round	Away	Tore André Flo	Dynamo Mosc	Y	42	1-1
7	2001-11-01	Second round	Away	Peter Løvenkrands	Dynamo Mosc	N	78	2-1
8	2002-02-21	Fourth round	Home	Barry Ferguson	Feyenoord	N	81	0-1
9	2002-02-28	Fourth round	Away	Neil McCann	Feyenoord	Y	26	0-0
10	2002-02-28	Fourth round	Away	Barry Ferguson	Feyenoord	N	55	1-3

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score
1	2001-10-18	Second round	Home	Rolan Gusev	Dynamo Mosc	Y	89	0-3
2	2001-11-01	Second round	Away	Rolan Gusev	Dynamo Mosc	Y	27	0-1
3	2002-02-21	Fourth round	Home	Shinji Ono	Feyenoord	Y	72	0-0
4	2002-02-28	Fourth round	Away	Pierre van Hooijdonk	Feyenoord	Y	37	0-1
5	2002-02-28	Fourth round	Away	Pierre van Hooijdonk	Feyenoord	Y	44	1-1
6	2002-02-28	Fourth round	Away	Bonaventure Kalou	Feyenoord	Y	47	2-1

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