A step too far for Rangers as Zenit win UEFA Cup

Zenit St Petersburg 2 Rangers 0

A step too far for Rangers as Zenit win UEFA Cup
Wed, 14 May, 2008 - 22:42

Zenit St Petersburg 2 Rangers 0

Rangers' hopes of a first European trophy in 36 years were crushed as Zenit St Petersburg claimed the UEFA Cup.

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CourtsSoccerUEFA CupPlace: City of Manchester StadiumPlace: IbroxPlace: LisbonPerson: Walter SmithPerson: Igor DenisovPerson: Konstantin ZyrianovPerson: Dick AdvocaatPerson: Kevin ThomsonPerson: Steven DavisPerson: Brahim HemdaniPerson: SmithPerson: Jean-Claude DarchevillePerson: Daniel CousinPerson: Nacho NovoPerson: Andrei ArshavinPerson: DarchevillePerson: Barry FergusonPerson: ThomsonPerson: Radek SirlPerson: Neil AlexanderPerson: AlexanderPerson: HemdaniPerson: Aleksandr AnyukovPerson: Vyacheslav MalafeevPerson: RussiansPerson: ZyrianovPerson: Roman ShirokovPerson: Steven WhittakerPerson: Davis'Person: DenisovPerson: Kirk BroadfootPerson: ArshavinPerson: Peter FrojdfeldtPerson: MalafeevPerson: FergusonPerson: WhittakerPerson: ShirokovPerson: Sasa PapacPerson: PapacPerson: NovoPerson: Lee McCullochPerson: RanEvent: UEFA CupEvent: Clydesdale Bank Premier LeagueOrganisation: RangersOrganisation: ZenitOrganisation: Zenit St PetersburgOrganisation: Rangers'Organisation: ManchesterOrganisation: GlasgowOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: Dundee UnitedOrganisation: UnitedOrganisation: Sporting
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