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  1. Rangers 0-0 Braga

    Rangers are yet to have a shot after 25 minutes at Ibrox.

  2. Aberdeen 0-0 Noah

    Jack Milne is bleeding profusely from just above his eye. He looks like a heavyweight boxer, with blood dripping down his cheek and chin.

    A lengthy pause in play as he receives treatment.

  3. Hi Graham

    Rangers 0-0 Braga

    If I was into Harry Potter I could've made a witty joke here, but I'm a 31-year-old man.

    Anyway, Sweden boss Graham Potter is at Ibrox to watch the game and, I assume, former Celtic defender Gustaf Lagerbielke.

    Graham PotterSNS

  4. 'Butland to the rescue'

    Rangers 0-0 Braga

    Andy Halliday
    Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound

    I tell you what, Jack Butland to the rescue again.

    The two in behind the striker for Braga are getting far too much space to cut a ball in behind.

    But take nothing away from Jack Butland.

  5. Braga show ability to cut through Rangers' defence

    Rangers 0-0 Braga

    Martin Dowden
    BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

    Two gilt-edged Ricardo Horta chances have shown just how quickly Braga can pounce. Two moves of real quality.

    They should be ahead. Jack Butland once again has come to the rescue.

    Rangers badly need to tighten up. They look fragile at the back, again.

  6. Aberdeen 0-0 Noah

    A little moment for Aberdeen as Jesper Karlsson makes a run from deep and is slipped in on the left, but he struggles to tee up a teammate.

    Noah have enjoyed more possession in the past 10 minutes.

  7. Rangers 0-0 Braga

    A lovely dink finds Ricardo Horta over the top.

    His touch is a bit heavy and allows Jack Butland to smother and make another fine save.

  8. GREAT SAVE!

    Rangers 0-0 Braga

    Ricardo Horta's there again.

    The ball is dragged across to him and he aims for the far corner, but Jack Butland gets down well to make a top save.

  9. Rangers 0-0 Braga

    A lengthy spell of the ball for Braga ends with Ricardo Horta failing to get on to a ball in behind.

    Looked offside anyway.

  10. Rangers 0-0 Braga

    Rangers win a wide free-kick, which is bent into the box by James Tavernier, but the referee blows up for a foul.

  11. Rangers 0-0 Braga

    Youssef Chermiti does well to win the ball on halfway but a comical slip from Djeidi Gassama, and a handball, ends a promising attack.

    Rangers 0-0 BragaSNS

  12. Aberdeen 0-0 Noah

    Aberdeen have their first foray into the box through Adil Aouchiche, but he scoops the ball into the arms of the keeper instead of testing him.

    The Dons getting into good spots early on.

  13. Rangers 0-0 Braga

    Not too many Braga fans have turned up for their second trip to Glasgow this season.

    A small pocket of them are clapping away in the away end at Ibrox.

  14. Rangers 0-0 Braga

    A simple launch forward from Jack Butland almost sends Djeidi Gassama through, but it bounces into the visiting keeper's arms.

  15. KICK-OFF

    And we're off at Ibrox. Kick-off at Pittodrie will soon follow.

  16. Aberdeen v Noah (20:00)

    Quite the fireworks display from Aberdeen in front of the Richard Donald stand, with the smoke now swirling around a stereotypically gusty Pittodrie.

    It's quite the tifo from the fans in the stand as well, with hundreds of flags waving as well.

    They're up for this, alright.

    PittodrieSNS

  17. 'Big chance for Chermiti'

    Rangers v Braga (20:00)

    Andy Halliday
    Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound

    Chermiti's got the opportunity to lead the line tonight. He's struggled with his own personal form, just the one goal against Kilmarnock in the league campaign.

    But what a good way for him to win over some doubters with a goal tonight against this Braga side.

  18. Who are Noah?

    Aberdeen v Noah (20:00)

    Thomas Duncan
    BBC Sport Scotland

    Noah have had a nomadic existence in their first eight years as a club and are currently based in Abovyan, just to the north of Armenia's capital Yerevan.

    Last season, they won the Armenian title for the first time and won the cup too, while becoming the first team ever to reach the league phase of the Conference League having started from the first qualifying round.

    After falling in the Champions League and Europa League qualifiers, a convincing 7-3 aggregate victory over Slovenian champions NK Olimpija Ljubljana got them back into Uefa's third-tier competition.

    Read more: Who are Noah?

  19. Rangers v Braga (20:00)

    Rangers have won three of their four previous European meetings with Braga, with all four matches coming in the Europa League in 2019-20 and 2021-22.

  20. 'Must win' against high-flying Braga

    Rangers v Braga (20:00)

    Martin Dowden
    BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

    Another test for this patchwork Rangers defence with key players missing. Another chance for Youssef Chermiti to finally arrive and make an impact, something he's struggled to do.

    Braga arrive in eighth place with nine points banked already. Pressure off to a degree.

    Progression for Rangers seems a long shot given where they are in the table. There was little optimism among fans outside that they can extend this European campaign.

    To have any chance, this is surely must-win with tough away trips to Ferencvaros and Porto two of their remaining three final fixtures after this one tonight.

    IbroxSNS