If the crowd gets behind the team it could start to haunt the Ibrox Stadium, head coach Peter Bosz and captain Luuk de Jong also know . A tricky first half of a crucial second leg awaits them tomorrow.
"Revenge will not play a role," Bosz began at the press conference the day before the game. "On the one hand because I wasn't there myself, on the other because I don't think that attitude is going to help us win."
Twelfth man
The coach warned his team about the twelfth man at the Ibrox Stadium, which he says you can only do one thing about: "Play good football. I've been here many times and when the crowd is behind it you always get tough. We can only get them quiet by playing good football and we showed we can do that well."
This weekend, PSV fell behind against Vitesse, but after halftime they bent the score to a 3-1 victory. And that is significant, said the Head Coach. "Even when we are not top we win games. That says something about the players we have."
Indescribable feeling
Captain Luuk de Jong was also there last year when PSV visited Ibrox Stadium (2-2) in the same round. "The fans are going to make it difficult for us, but we are going for a good result. Above all, I tell the boys how great it is to play in the UEFA Champions League. That's an indescribable feeling."