Findlay Curtis: Massive Game Ahead For Rangers B

FINDLAY CURTIS says it’s important that Rangers B showcase their ability this evening as they contest the Glasgow Cup final, live on Premier Sports.

It promises to be an exciting Old Firm tussle at youth level, with The city Stadium playing host to last season’s final which was held over due to various fixture clashes.

Curtis, 18, is enjoying a strong campaign for Gers B, and he says the squad are excited by the prospect of playing for silverware.

Speaking to RangersTV ahead of the clash, the versatile attacker commented: “It’s going to be a massive game and hopefully we go on and win silverware.

“We want to be very good in the game, so it’s about being confident in ourselves and hopefully going on to win the game.

“I want to keep on improving and developing my game, and hopefully I can do well tonight.

“You saw against Queen’s Park last week, it wasn’t meant to be, but hopefully we go on and win silverware tomorrow.

“I think it’s important to handle the emotions and, of course, it’s an Old Firm Derby. We need to be confident in ourselves.”

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Curtis has enjoyed greater first-team involvement in recent weeks and was on the substitutes bench during the Light Blues’ Europa League exploits against Nice and Tottenham.

It is reward for the teenager’s development over the last 12 months, and he admits he’s relished the step-up in intensity and quality.

He added: “It was very good. Against Tottenham it was some atmosphere, and I’m hoping to get more substitutes appearances and hopefully get on soon.

“The Tottenham game was such a good game to be a part of and I’m hoping to be part of more league and European games as well.

“It’s been good to be involved in some friendlies and be in the squad in recent games. They have been very good with me and treating me like one of them, so it’s been good.

“I was a bit nervous at the start, but I’m starting to settle down. It’s good to be going round to the first-team side of the building most days.

“The ball tempo is different, and for me it’s about going round to the first-team side and being confident. It’s a massive part of it.”

Please note there is no public sale of tickets for this evening’s match, although supporters can enjoy the action live on Premier Sports which begins at 6:55pm.

  


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