Brendan Rodgers Celtic ban decision splits the Jury as Rangers land unanimous Europa League verdict

Is Brendan Rodgers due any discipline for his remarks made following the Hearts loss?
Michael Gannon: He’s going to be done eventually, and it’s against the rules to cast doubt on an official’s qualifications, even if they have a valid issue. It all depends on how hard he gets hit and whether or not he will miss Ibrox.

Graeme Young: Although Rogers was furious at Gorgie, the man who has built a career out of maintaining composure on the touchline is aware that his forthright accusations on John Beaton leave little room for interpretation. However, the extended date will give you plenty of opportunity to refute the accusation.

Scott Burns: Brendan’s frustrations are understandable. He was justified in stating his case and defending his group.

Do you believe that Rangers will defeat Benfica at Ibrox?
Michael Considering the absences due to injuries, the outcome in Portugal was excellent. Rangers should smell blood, and there had nothing to fear from Benfica the other night.

Graeme: In agreement. Rangers has blown three straight leads over Benfica in recent years, but at a scorching Ibrox, the Portuguese powerhouses seem to be one poor result away from collapse.

Scott: It speaks for itself that the Rangers’ disappointment in losing the game. They’ll feel more confident that they can do the task at a full Ibrox as a result.

Which four teams do you believe will advance to the Scottish Cup semifinals?
Michael: Killie will make things worse for Aberdeen, Hearts will win easily, and Celtic and Rangers will have to fight to win.

Graeme: Rangers will win a thrilling match, Aberdeen will triumph spectacularly, and Celtic and Hearts will be overwhelmed.

Scott: I worry that Kilmarnock will make Aberdeen’s suffering worse. Rangers and Celtic will advance, and Hearts should defeat Morton, but it might be close.

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