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Ferencvaros vs Rangers Prediction Europa League 11.12.2025

Alexandru Florin 10 December 2025

Ferencvaros vs Rangers Prediction Europa League

Ferencvaros vs Rangers Prediction and Betting Tips for the Europa League group stage, scheduled for Thursday, December 11, 2025, at 17:45 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on TNT Sports 2 and Discovery+ from the Groupama Arena in Budapest. Robbie Keane’s side sit comfortably inside the top eight as one of only four unbeaten teams, while Rangers arrive still chasing their first victory. In this article, you’ll discover Europa League Predictions and insights from XpertStats tipsters.

Ferencvaros remain unbeaten in the Europa League after five group-stage matches.
Rangers are still searching for their first victory in this European campaign.
Barnabás Varga has scored three goals in five Europa League appearances.
Rangers have lost four straight European away games.

Ferencvaros’ campaign has been a masterclass in composure. Knocked out of the Champions League in August, many expected a dip. Instead, the Hungarian champions regrouped, rattling off three wins and two draws in the Europa League group stage. Their 1–1 away draw at Fenerbahçe showed tactical maturity: tight lines, controlled possession, and clinical transitions. Barnabás Varga, with 19 goals across all competitions, has been at the heart of it all. It’s hard not to admire how Robbie Keane’s men have turned setbacks into fuel. Can they keep that unbeaten fire burning in Budapest?

That said, it hasn’t all been smooth sailing. Injuries have forced Keane into constant reshuffles, with Habib Maiga and Krisztián Lisztes sidelined, and the midfield often stitched together on short notice. Still, their home form speaks volumes: five wins from their last six at Groupama Arena. The crowd in Budapest can feel like a twelfth man: vocal, restless, and relentless. With the knockout stage within touching distance, this could be the night Ferencvaros tighten their grip on qualification.

Rangers, meanwhile, are walking a tightrope. A new manager, a struggling squad, and a mountain to climb in Europe. Danny Röhl’s arrival brought a faint pulse back to Ibrox, but the results remain mixed. Their draw against Braga finally stopped the bleeding, yet it’s hard to ignore the numbers: no wins in eight European games, and four consecutive away losses. Defensively, the gaps are glaring, especially when the back line’s stretched wide. Mohammed Diomande’s suspension and multiple injuries only add to Röhl’s headache. Can he really turn things around under this kind of pressure?

Even so, there’s a flicker of hope for the Scottish side. James Tavernier’s set-piece deliveries remain a lethal weapon, and players like Raskin and Gassama have shown flashes of belief. But against a side as organized and confident as Ferencvaros, belief might not be enough. The Hungarians have momentum, structure, and goals—the perfect blend at this stage of the season. It’s hard to see past them here, and that’s exactly why the Europa League Predictions tilt in their favor.

Rangers showed a rare ruthless edge in their confident win over Kilmarnock, easing pressure after the frustrating draw at Tannadice. Danny Rohl’s side capitalised on early goals and strong midfield play from Nico Raskin, Connor Barron and Mo Diomande, while Bojan Miovski’s double and Mikey Moore’s superb comeback strike highlighted renewed attacking sharpness. The result boosts momentum ahead of a crucial Europa League trip to Ferencvaros. Source: BBC Sport.

Ferencvaros to Win @1.82
Ferencvaros have built one of the most consistent home records in this Europa League phase, remaining unbeaten through five matches and winning three of them. Their attacking balance, driven by Barnabás Varga’s lethal finishing, has allowed Robbie Keane’s side to control games both in transition and possession. Playing at the Groupama Arena adds another edge—the crowd’s energy has often lifted the team during tight moments. Meanwhile, Rangers’ away record in Europe is concerning: four straight defeats and just two goals scored. Defensively, their shape crumbles under sustained pressure, and injuries to key players like Souttar and Cornelius only deepen the issue. While Danny Röhl’s men have shown sparks of improvement domestically, this Ferencvaros side looks too compact, too confident, and too clinical at home. Given form, fitness, and tactical clarity, backing the hosts to win feels like the most logical and valuable bet.