Over 100,000 Rangers supporters have descended on Manchester for tonight's Uefa Cup final.

Rangers play one of the biggest games in the club's history when they face Zenit St Petersburg and manager Walter Smith insists he is taking the whole occasion in his stride as the Glasgow club bid for an historic quadruple.

The veteran boss, 60, has guided his team from the qualifying rounds of the Champions League to the group stages of the tournament, and then through the latter rounds of the Uefa Cup to finally reach the last two of the competition.

Dick Advocaat's side are now all that stand between Rangers and their first European trophy in 36 years, but Smith insists he and his players will savour every moment of the clash at the City of Manchester Stadium.

Smith said: "I don't know if the Uefa Cup final is any more stressful than any other game that we've played.

"I'm actually quite relaxed about getting to this stage of the Uefa Cup. We're looking forward to the game and that's the way it should be."

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