Rangers 1-1 Jagiellonia Bialystok (agg 2-3): What McInnes said

Rangers manager Derek McInnes: "In the four games we've had, there's been some good moments, but it's not been good enough and certainly not a strong enough 90-minute performance. He describes the lead up to the goal conceded tonight as "madness". "It is not a lack of bodies," he adds. "It is a lack of intelligence and a lack of doing the right thing. "Once they equalised, it is so difficult because the players lose confidence, the situation becomes a bit desperate and I thought we just lost all of our composure after that. "It is not great to watch. My team go from some good highs in the first half to being as poor as we were in the second half and you have to say we didn't do enough. "We huffed and puffed and even when we threw [Emmanuel] Fernandez up, we still don't make the right decisions. "We should be winning this game. Jagiellonia are a decent team with some good players and I think they're well coached, but Rangers at their best should be winning this. "We have work to do to get ready for a cup tie against St Mirren on Sunday."