- Glasgow Rangers have won four, drawn three and lost three of their last ten matches in all competitions.
- Jablonec have won seven, drawn one and lost two of their last ten in all competitions.
- Jablonec are unbeaten in five of their last six at home in all competitions, winning the last two.
Rangers find a little steel to get the job done
Lubos Kozel has done a fine job at Jablonec, who have a patient, well-structured set-up that can control possession and dictate tempo in a game.
Rangers boss Derek McInnes has been less successful than his opposite number at Jablonec, but his side have been quicker in transition and generally more ruthless when they have got the ball in dangerous areas.
Ryan Don Naderi's opener in UEFA Conference League Qualification 2026 has been a real boost to Rangers as he brings a directness and physical threat up top that was missing from their frontline.
Spoils could be shared in Czechia
Rangers are a shade odds-on for this game at 117/100, but Jablonec are not far behind at 119/50 with the draw at 253/100. That's an interesting bet given that Jablonec have won their last two home games.
The odds on the spoils being shared are better and BTTS looks live at 31/50 while over 2.5 goals at 4/5 could prove profitable in a lively European encounter.
Both teams have a goal in Jablonec's two UCLQ games with Saidou Alioum providing a cutting edge to the Czech side's play with two goals so far.
The Light Blues could nick it
Jablonec have won four and lost one of their last five matches in all competitions, but the manner in which Rangers edged them 1-0 today was not good news for Kozel's side.
A draw is on the cards for this clash in Czechia, but Rangers have shown steel to edge their opponents when it matters and we like the Light Blues to nick it on Thursday, although Jablonec's home advantage and structure should keep this game on the boil.
