Malta international midfielder Teddy Teuma enjoyed a fairytale debut in the UEFA Champions League qualifiers when he netted the opener as Union St Gilloise beat Scottish giants Rangers 2-0 in their third qualifying round first leg tie.

The clock marked 27 minutes when Teuma was set up by Lazare Amani inside the area and hit a rasping drive that gave no chance to Rangers goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin.

It was a crucial goal for the Belgian side, who are making their first-ever appearance in the elite UEFA club competition, as they headed into the half-time interval with a one-goal lead.

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