A spot in the play-off round is up for grabs, with Rangers heading into the match with a 2-1 advantage following last week’s victory at Ibrox.
Earlier this evening, Beale sat down with the media in Geneva and said he is expecting an even contest against the Swiss Super League side. He continued: “We know that the home team have to come to win the game so there are going to be opportunities for us if we can regain the ball in interesting areas and attack at speed.
“We think it will be quite an even contest tomorrow, quite open in terms of there has to be an outcome on the night so we are ready for everything that comes our way.
“We have had a lot of big nights in Europe away from home. This group of players have got a lot of experience, but you know from that that every game away in Europe is tough.”
The manager says despite the one-goal advantage, Rangers must attack the game head on as they look to progress. He continued: “We are really focused, we did a good job last week to get ourselves in front but this game for us starts 0-0. It is important we try to win again because if we do that then we know we are definitely through.
“We know it is hugely important to the club, the fans and us as players and staff so it is important we attack the game head on.
“We come to win, and if we perform to our level then that gives us a good chance to. We want to be positive on the front foot wherever we go. There won't be too much of a change to our normal set-up, one thing is for sure is we are not coming here to hold on to what we have got.”
Beale welcomes Ryan Jack and Connor Goldson back into the squad for this match having rested the pair for Saturday’s 4-0 victory over Livingston, while John Lundstram misses out on the trip to Switzerland.
The manager added: “We will have to start strong, we expect them to come out and have a go at us. We only have a small example in terms of the games they have played at home already this year, but the home form is outstanding for Servette over a number of months, so it is important we start well.
“I think we have got enough in our squad in terms of big spaces and being able to attack quickly. It is something in our away form domestically last year since I came back and in Europe, we have always been good at.
“If Servette come right after us there will be spaces, if the game is played in the middle zone, we will have to problem solve as well.”