Young Rangers stars get the Seville party started early in Ibrox dressing room

RANGERS’ young stars got the Seville party started early in the dressing room after a night to remember at Ibrox.

Goals from James Tavernier, Glen Kamara and John Lundstram helped to down RB Leipzig and sent Gers into the Europa League final on May 18 in Spain.

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Alex Lowry and friends got the party started

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It was party time inside Ibrox

The stadium was rocking at the full-time whistle with players, fans and even Ally McCoist – on duty for BT Sport – going mad with the celebrations.

It was the same story behind closed doors as the first-team stars toasted their success ahead of the final showdown with Eintracht Frankfurt on May 18.

And it was the younger members of the squad – including Alex Lowry and Leon King – who got the party rocking.

Rising star Lowry was quickly into the mood as he posted pictures from behind the scenes of the celebrations.

With a bottle of beer in his hand, the 18 year-old –  a target for Premier League giants Newcastle United and Man City –  captioned his Instagram post: Seville then bby.

And in a second post he simply wrote: Wow.

Rangers legend McCoist had got into the swing of things on the television gantry as he danced and sang once the full-time whistle had sounded.

And the former Ibrox boss could barely speak when he had to sum up his feelings.

He said: “I am absolutely buzzing. I can’t tell you.

“Look at the supporters, everybody. Dear me.

“Darrell, that is as good as anything I have heard in world football.

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“I know Gio wanted the supporters to play the twelfth man, not only where they the twelfth men, but they were also the thirteenth and fourteenth.”

Rangers will come up against a THIRD Bundesliga side when they face Frankfurt.

They knocked out West Ham 3-1 on aggregate to secure their place in the showpiece.

The Ibrox men will go into the showdown full of confidence after victories over Borussia Dortmund, Red Star Belgrade, Braga and RB Leipzig to reach the final hurdle.

And having got through this match without players like Kemar Roofe, they will be hoping to be back to full strength for the trip to Spain.

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