Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

It looked worrying for Rangers when Braga had two great early chances. Jack Butland was at his best for both and allowed the home side to gradually impact up the other end.

The visitors definitely looked more troubled as half-time approached with some consistent pressure applied.

The reward came with that handball from Fran Navarro. James Tavernier did the rest. A Europa League lifeline that was badly needed.

Andy Halliday
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound

It's him again, it's that talisman at right-back, James Tavernier.

The amount of penalties he's taken, you're always confident he can do it - especially on these big occasions. He's done it so many times before.

It doesn't need to be perfect in the corner. It hits the back of the net all the same.

Perfect time to score.

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Kevin Nisbet's goal has Aberdeen ahead in what Jimmy Thelin called a "must win" game.

It was a largely forgettable first half, but Nisbet's clinical finishing would make it all worthwhile.

While Aberdeen struggled to threaten, neither did Noah really. Hopefully a better second half to come.

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Noah break forward and Topi Keskinen brings down the attacker. Into the book goes the Fin.

Helder Ferreira curls for the top corner, and Dimitar Mitov tips wide.

The Rangers players go down the tunnel as the home fans belt out Danny Rohl's name.

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The referee goes to the monitor after hearing from his mate that Fran Navarro has handled the ball at that recent Rangers corner.

Aye, you're not getting away with that in a Uefa game.

Andy Halliday
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound

For me it's just a striker that's low on confidence. Doesn't quite seem to have the goalscoring instinct. You're not going to have many better opportunities.

A Connor Barron cross reaches Youssef Chermiti at the back stick, but his touch is poor and it's hooked away for a corner.

The set-piece is cleared out to the edge of the box and Danilo skies high into the Govan sky.

Coming up to the end of the first half here, and we've had a shot apiece - neither of them memorable enough to merit a mention.

A tiring first half at Pittodrie for the wrong reasons.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

Finally something for the home fans to get behind.

Danilo's chance seems to have sparked a bit of life in the final third and the crowd is responding.

A bit more like it from Rangers bringing cause for optimism.

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Djeidi Gassama takes a little nudge in the air in the box and hits the turf hard.

He wants a penalty for that. The referee and the VAR aren't getting involved.

Djeidi Gassama's fierce drive into the box is parried away and James Tavernier skies over on the follow-up.

It opens up perfectly for Rangers, but a simple pass from Mohamed Diomande is under-hit and Danilo scuffs his finish straight at the keeper.

That has to be a goal.

Adil Aouchiche is now down with a head knock. Not hit by a stray Noah arm though, but by the ball, fired into the back of his neck.

He's been down for a while here. Taken the tempo out of an already slow game.

Gustaf Lagerbielke nods over the top after Braga work a corner short.

He was always stretching.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

There is a glaring lack of threat from Rangers so far.

They've managed to hold Braga at arms length after early scares but are really struggling to test Lukas Hornicek's goal.

Given the need for three points, you'd expect a little more intensity but perhaps it's down to being wary of Braga's threat on the counter.

Very little to report from Ibrox in the past five minutes or so.

Ally McCoist has just described the game as "scrappy". Accurate.