Leeds United v Glasgow Rangers Record


Rangers FC
Founded: 1872
Ground: Ibrox Stadium

Rangers FC, founded in 1872, is one of the world’s oldest and most decorated clubs, with more league titles than any other club globally. Based in Glasgow, they play at the iconic Ibrox Stadium and share an intense rivalry with Celtic in the Old Firm derby.

Leeds faced Rangers in the 1992–93 UEFA Champions League qualifying round. Rangers won both legs, 2-1 and 2-1, knocking out Leeds in a tie dubbed the 'Battle of Britain'. The matches were highly anticipated and remain among the most memorable European nights in Leeds' history.

Head to Head GP W D L F A GD PPG* Win%
Europe 4 1 1 2 4 4 0 - 25.00%
TOTAL 4 1 1 2 4 4 0 - 25.00%

* Points per game based on 3 points for a win as introduced from the 1981–1982 season onwards
Europe
Venue
Date Score
Inter Cities Fairs Cup 4th Round 1st Leg A
Ibrox
26/03/1968 0 : 0
D
Inter Cities Fairs Cup 4th Round 2nd Leg H
Elland Road
09/04/1968 2 : 0
W
European Cup 2nd Round 1st Leg A
Ibrox
21/10/1992 1 : 2
L
European Cup 2nd Round 2nd Leg H
Elland Road
04/11/1992 1 : 2
L
Transfers from Glasgow Rangers
Nat
Age
Joined Type
In
Parlane, Derek
Forward
Scotland
26
Mar 1980 Permanent
In
Sterland, Mel
Defender
England
27
Jun 1989 Permanent
In
Robertson, David
Defender
Scotland
28
Aug 1997 Permanent
In
Kamara, Glen
Midfielder
Finland
27
Aug 2023 Permanent
Transfers to Glasgow Rangers
Nat
Age
Left
In
Wallace, Rod
Forward
England
28
Aug 1998
In
Zaliukas, Marius
Defender
Lithuania
30
Jun 2014
Also Played for Glasgow Rangers
Nat
Bartley, Kyle
Defender
England
Butland, Jack
Goalkeeper
England
Diouf, El-Hadji
Forward
Senegal
Ehiogu, Ugo
Defender
England
Faye, Amdy
Midfielder
Senegal


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