Celtic defender Auston Trusty tells TNT Sports: "It was a tough ask but the team showed their true mentality. A shame not to get three points, but it's a good point.

"Not much you can do other than sit back and weather the storm.

"It's something to build on. We've had a strange period, but this team is all about winning. We tied today, but that's the mindset.

"We lost our way a little bit, but now we're finding our way back."

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Early opening for Rangers as Thelo Aasgaard finds Youssef Chermiti, but the ball is behind him a bit and it's a tricky finish for the striker.

We're under way at Ibrox.

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I probably should have known this already, but it's former Hearts managerial target Per-Mathias Hogmo who is in the dugout for Ludogorets.

Rangers: Butland, Aarons, Fernandez, Djiga, Meghoma, Diomande, Raskin, Aasgaard, Moore, Gassama, Chermiti.

Substitutes: Kelly, Wright, Tavernier, Rothwell, Antman, Miovski, Gentles, Adamson, Curtis, Stewart, Danilo.

Ludogorets: Bonmann, Nedyalkov, Almeida, Vidal, Stanic, Son, Duarte, Verdon, Bile, Naressi, Marcus.

Substitutes: Padt, Hristov, Andersson, Machado, Chochev, Kaloc, Tekpetey, Shishkov, Nachmias, Penev, Ivanov.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

It’s a damp, cold night in Govan and with Rangers' chances of qualification to the knockout stages of the Europa League all but over. It's European pride and coefficient points that become the order of the day.

But with none of the new recruits available for Danny Rohl and John Souttar also out, it's a chance for others to prove to the manager they are up to the task at this level.

For opponents Ludogorets, their chances of making the next stage of the tournament are very much alive and with a home game still to come against Nice they will be confident they can, over these last two matches, gain the sufficient points required.

Rangers, though, have won their last six matches under Rohl and will be hoping to maintain the positive mood around Ibrox.

Rangers make seven changes to the side that started against Annan Athletic in the Scottish Cup, but there's still no place for James Tavernier.

Jack Butland comes back in to captain, with Emmanuel Fernandez slotting into the defence. Nicolas Raskin and Mohamed Diomande make up the midfield with Thelo Aasgaard, while Mikey Moore and Youssef Chermiti come into attack.

Liam Kelly, Joe Rothwell, Findlay Curtis, Danilo and Bojan Miovski are on the bench.

Clinton Nsiala and Kieran Dowell miss out altogether, with the latter linked with a loan to Hull City.

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We'll have reaction from Martin O'Neill when we get it, but we have another game to look ahead to tonight.

Rangers kick off against Ludogorets in 10 minutes, with their Europa League hopes hanging by a thread.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

It's a brilliant point, in the context of the game.

Kasper Schmeichel will be disappointed with the second goal. He's not in the set position I'd expect. He'll say he was unsighted, but for a goalkeeper of his level, he was unbalanced and that's why he couldn't react.

This game was about trying to keep momentum going. Martin O'Neill didn't want to come out of this game with a lack of confidence, and instead it shows you the grit and collective effort in this team.

He'll be getting round them saying 'what an incredible effort'.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Sportsound

It's a good result. I know they were 2-0 up, you expected Bologna to have a bit of pressure in the second half.

It's always tough to make every block, win every header, but before the game you'd have said a draw was a good result.

There will be a feeling of 'what could have been?' - and I think Schmeichel could do better for both goals. So it will be mixed emotions.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on TNT Sports

Brilliant character from the players. You can see what it means to them.

Auston Trusty and Liam Scales were immense. They had to defend so many crosses.

It's a massive point.

Celtic shipped a two-goal lead in the second half, but having played with 10 men since the 34th minute, that's an excellent result against a very good European side.

A win against Utrecht next Thursday would surely book progression to the knockouts.

The last touch of the game is a defensive header from Auston Trusty, who was absolutely superb as Celtic cling on to a precious point.

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Joe Hart
Former Celtic goalkeeper on TNT Sports

Credit to this Celtic team.

What an effort.

Riccardo Orsolini slices over the bar as Celtic struggle to clear.

That could be that.

Celtic have got a second wind in these closing stages. They look far more dangerous now than they have at any point in this half.

A long throw from Kieran Tierney is flicked on by Liam Scales. It's tipped over by the keeper but the whistle blows for a foul anyway.

Five minutes added.

Martin O'Neill's moving like he's 20 years younger in that dugout, appealing for everything as his team close in on a valuable point.