Holly Potter, the wife of Christopher Potter who tragically died after being hit by two cars in Istanbul, has thanked Rangers fans for paying a match-day tribute.

Christopher Potter, 40, died after being struck by two cars before Rangers' match against Fenerbahce last week.

Rangers penalty-saving hero Jack Butland comforted young Teddy post-match after his father was killed in Istanbul.

After the dramatic match, which Rangers won following a penalty shootout, six-year-old Teddy was allowed to go pitchside, where he got a photo with his hero Jack Butland, received a pair of goalkeeper gloves from Alan McGregor, and met club legend Brian Laudrup – Christopher’s favourite player of all time.

Rangers fan Christopher Potter's wife Holly has spoken out following his death in Turkey before the Gers' victory over Fenerbahce.

Fenerbahce fans paid a heartfelt tribute to the Rangers supporter who was killed in Istanbul at the Glasgow airport ahead of Europa League showdown.

Rangers will hold a moment's applause in the 40th minute of Thursday night's game with Fenerbahce in tribute to fan Christopher Potter, who died in Istanbul last week.

Throughout the tense match, home and away fans around the stadium paid tribute to Christopher Potter, with his family, including youngest son Teddy, 6, also in attendance.

Rangers are now asking fans, attending Thursday's UEFA Europa League Round of 16 second leg match against Fenerbahce, to take part in a minute's applause for Christopher on the 40th minute.