Rangers lose their Europa League qualifying first-leg match against Jagiellonia Bialystok in Poland, with manager Derek McInnes citing Rangers’ own mistakes as a key factor. Speaking after the defeat, McInnes says Rangers were “guilty of beating ourselves,” focusing on the game’s critical moments rather than external causes. Both outlets report that McInnes also points to missed opportunities, describing how Rangers fail to secure “cheap goals,” which he views as a decisive issue in the context of the tie. The comments reflect McInnes’ assessment of Rangers’ early performance in his tenure, where he highlights shortcomings that cost the club in the first match of the qualifying round. The result leaves Rangers needing to respond in the second leg, with the managerial critique centered on execution and efficiency in scoring chances rather than tactical design alone.