The young Gers will continue their Group A campaign with two matches in one day as they look to get back on track following this afternoon’s defeat to RSC Anderlecht.
Speaking to RangersTV, Campbell commented: “The next part is that we have two brilliant games to go and look forward to, against FC Utrecht and Red Bull Bragantino tomorrow, so we need to reflect and very quickly look forward to what is ahead.
“If you’re in football these are the games that you want to go and play, against the highest quality teams. They have totally different styles of play as well.
“Both teams will pose us some different questions tomorrow, and hopefully the boys can do the same between the penalty boxes and a different result inside the penalty boxes.”
The Light Blues suffered a setback in their group opener this afternoon, passing up a host of opportunities to break the deadlock in the first half before they were punished shortly after the interval.
Campbell said: “The scoreline tells you one thing in terms of how difficult and challenging the game was, but if you look between both penalty boxes, the boys handled themselves very well and it was an even game.
“Unfortunately for us, and credit to Anderlecht, they were really clinical inside the penalty box. If you look at the chances that we created, it was really pleasing from one aspect, but the fact that we haven’t been clinical enough to go and take them is the part that we need to work on.
“The first part is the volume and quality of the chances that we created is really pleasing, but the next stage is really trying to work on that clinical nature. As you go up the levels, chances become fewer within matches, and the boys found that out today.”
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