Giovanni van Bronckhorst will be concerned that Rangers twice - avoidably - conceded from corners.
PSV possess plenty of height, but their opener was a scruffy affair stemming from a routine delivery that should have been dealt with, while Armando Obispo was afforded too much space for the second. Rangers must provide sterner resistance next week.
The hosts also found themselves stretched in midfield at times, with Cody Gakpo and Ismael Saibari offering pace and width and PSV not afraid to go direct.
Yet while only operating at their peak in bursts, Van Bronckhorst's men showed resolve to secure a draw and trouble a defence that has conceded in all six games this season.
Antonio Colak continues to grow in stature as the Ibrox side's striking figurehead, with the Croatia international having netted for the fourth game running. His link-up play and finishing prowess will be crucial in the decider.
Malik Tillman and Tom Lawrence also offered glimpses of inspiration and Rangers will head to Eindhoven confident they can create the chances to progress to the Champions League promised land, where a £30m-plus windfall awaits.
No temptation to introduce Morelos - Van Bronckhorst
Rangers 2-2 PSV Eindhoven
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Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst said he wasn't tempted to throw on striker Alfredo Morelos in Tuesday's 2-2 draw with PSV Eindhoven and explained how Antonio Colak gave his side "the energy they needed".
"His work-rate when we don’t have the ball is really good," the Dutchman told BT Sport. "He scored a great goal. I’m happy with his performance.
"It’s not only with the ball, it’s without it and he brought energy as well."
On the first leg of the Champions League play-off tie, the Ibrox manager added: "It was very close, the differences aren’t that big. The tie is open. We go next week and still have the chance to go through. PSV are an excellent team they showed that today."
PSV deny Rangers CL advantage at Ibrox
Rangers 2-2 PSV Eindhoven
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Rangers' hopes of ending their 12-year absence from the Champions League group stage are on a knife-edge after an enthralling draw with PSV Eindhoven.
The Ibrox side fell behind to Ibrahim Sangare's thumping finish, only to hit back swiftly with Antonio Colak's well-crafted equaliser.
Goalkeeper Walter Benitez's howler, spilling a Tom Lawrence free-kick, gifted the hosts a second-half lead.
But they were denied a comeback win by Armando Obispo's 78th-minute header.
We start with the Mail, who claim that Everton are preparing to cut losses on Dele Alli, who has been linked with Besiktas.
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Good morning!
Hello again!
Busy one as ever today. Rangers were in Champions League action against PSV Eindhoven last night, and they were mere minutes away from victory, but head to the Netherlands next week all square.
We'll unpack that, plus all the latest transfer news and, err, Elon Musk tweeting overnight that he wants to buy Manchester United!
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Rangers undone by set-piece frailties
Rangers 2-2 PSV Eindhoven
Martin Watt
BBC Sport Scotland
Giovanni van Bronckhorst will be concerned that Rangers twice - avoidably - conceded from corners.
PSV possess plenty of height, but their opener was a scruffy affair stemming from a routine delivery that should have been dealt with, while Armando Obispo was afforded too much space for the second. Rangers must provide sterner resistance next week.
The hosts also found themselves stretched in midfield at times, with Cody Gakpo and Ismael Saibari offering pace and width and PSV not afraid to go direct.
Yet while only operating at their peak in bursts, Van Bronckhorst's men showed resolve to secure a draw and trouble a defence that has conceded in all six games this season.
Antonio Colak continues to grow in stature as the Ibrox side's striking figurehead, with the Croatia international having netted for the fourth game running. His link-up play and finishing prowess will be crucial in the decider.
Malik Tillman and Tom Lawrence also offered glimpses of inspiration and Rangers will head to Eindhoven confident they can create the chances to progress to the Champions League promised land, where a £30m-plus windfall awaits.
No temptation to introduce Morelos - Van Bronckhorst
Rangers 2-2 PSV Eindhoven
Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst said he wasn't tempted to throw on striker Alfredo Morelos in Tuesday's 2-2 draw with PSV Eindhoven and explained how Antonio Colak gave his side "the energy they needed".
"His work-rate when we don’t have the ball is really good," the Dutchman told BT Sport. "He scored a great goal. I’m happy with his performance.
"It’s not only with the ball, it’s without it and he brought energy as well."
On the first leg of the Champions League play-off tie, the Ibrox manager added: "It was very close, the differences aren’t that big. The tie is open. We go next week and still have the chance to go through. PSV are an excellent team they showed that today."
PSV deny Rangers CL advantage at Ibrox
Rangers 2-2 PSV Eindhoven
Rangers' hopes of ending their 12-year absence from the Champions League group stage are on a knife-edge after an enthralling draw with PSV Eindhoven.
The Ibrox side fell behind to Ibrahim Sangare's thumping finish, only to hit back swiftly with Antonio Colak's well-crafted equaliser.
Goalkeeper Walter Benitez's howler, spilling a Tom Lawrence free-kick, gifted the hosts a second-half lead.
But they were denied a comeback win by Armando Obispo's 78th-minute header.
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Rangers 2-2 PSV Eindhoven
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We start with the Mail, who claim that Everton are preparing to cut losses on Dele Alli, who has been linked with Besiktas.
Good morning!
Hello again!
Busy one as ever today. Rangers were in Champions League action against PSV Eindhoven last night, and they were mere minutes away from victory, but head to the Netherlands next week all square.
We'll unpack that, plus all the latest transfer news and, err, Elon Musk tweeting overnight that he wants to buy Manchester United!
First, though, we'll start with the papers.