Rangers manager Derek McInnes says his team are responsible for their Europa League qualifying misfire after losing to Jagiellonia Bialystok in the first leg of the tie. Both outlets report that McInnes describes the defeat as a result of Rangers’ own errors, pointing to defensive mistakes and poor execution rather than blaming the opposition. The first-leg result leaves Rangers facing a second leg in which they need to respond, and McInnes expresses confidence that the deficit can be overturned. In the accounts provided, Rangers’ loss is described as 2-1, with McInnes emphasizing that correcting specific issues in defence and overall performance is key to improving the outcome in the return match. The coverage presents a consistent theme: McInnes takes responsibility and frames the setback as a product of Rangers’ actions during the game, setting the expectation of a more disciplined approach going into the next fixture.