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Spartak Moscow 0-1 Rangers
Spartak keeper Aleksandr Maksimenko is in all sorts of bother as he tries to deal with an awkward back-pass, slicing his kick up in the air. It lands at the feet of Scott Arfield in the penalty area but the Rangers midfielder can't get it under control.
Spartak Moscow 0-1 Rangers
Alfredo Morelos goes alone as Rangers break but the striker doesn't quite have the pace to get away from Roman Eremenko, who gets a foot in near the edge of the penalty box.
Spartak Moscow 0-1 Rangers
Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageThere's no doubt they're putting a lot of pressure on now. They've turned it up a level, Spartak, since that goal went in from Rangers.
Spartak Moscow 0-1 Rangers
Ivelin Popov drives at the heart of the Rangers defence at pace and has Nikola Katic in trouble but rather than shooting he goes for a dramatic tumble and earns a booking for his troubles.
Spartak Moscow 0-1 Rangers
Spartak are swarming forward in search of an equaliser as another strong shot from Spartak Bocchetti pings off Nikola Katic in front of a diving Allan McGregor.
Spartak Moscow 0-1 Rangers
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland in Moscow
The stadium is less than half-full but the crowd behind Allan McGregor’s goal is pretty vociferous and from that area a flare was fired earlier on, missing Connor Goldson by just a few metres.
Spartak Moscow 0-1 Rangers
Salvatore Bocchetti connects perfectly with a thumping long-range volley and Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor needs to look lively to tip it over the top.
Spartak Moscow 0-1 Rangers
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageI don't know what the defender was thinking but there was no-one on the post. They look at sixes and sevens at the back.
Spartak Moscow 0-1 Rangers
Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageWhat a start this is. It's an own goal, it's madness from the defender. He headers it down the way towards his own goalkeeper when it should have been headed back towards where the corner was taken. It's the perfect start for Rangers.
Eremenko own goal
What a start for Rangers! A dangerous pass from Scott Arfield is cut out at the expense of a corner and from it Roman Eremenko closes his eyes and sticks a header past his own keeper, under pressure from Lassana Coulibaly.
Dreadful defending, much to Rangers' delight.
Image source, BBC SportSpartak Moscow 0-0 Rangers
Connor Goldson gets his body in the way of a fierce shot and loose ball falls to Roman Zobnin, who drills it narrowly wide from 20 yards.
Spartak Moscow 0-0 Rangers
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageSpartak probably are in turmoil, but I remember playing in Europe and you would always get the story and yet your opponents would come out and play well. I think Rangers need something from tonight's game to progress
Spartak Moscow 0-0 Rangers
A peep of the whistle from Croatian referee Ivan Bebek, and we're off.
LOTS of empty seats inside the stadium...
Spartak Moscow v Rangers (17:55)
Rangers manager Steven Gerrard says he's picked a side with plenty of pace to test Spartak. He told BT Sport: "We're coming here to win the game, if we can't do that we want to take something.
"Our game plan will be to be tough to beat but we want to carry a threat and we've put some pace in the team to do that.
"We expect Spartak to be more open, more aggressive because at Ibrox they didn't really want to go and win the game they just wanted to take something and they got that unfortunately from our point of view.
"We're certainly better than the last time we were in Russia [against FC Ufa in the Europa League play-off round]. I believe the longer the game goes on the more nervous they'll get with this crowd. We want to be positive, we want to be bold and brave."
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Daniel Candeias made the all important breakthrough in Paisley at the weekend but the substitute's day ended on a sour note as he was shown a second yellow card in the final seconds.
Willie Collum booked the winger for celebrating his opening goal with fans and another followed after an exchange with St Mirren's Anton Ferdinand.
The Ibrox club appealed against the second booking on the grounds of mistaken identity, but it was rejected earlier today.
Manager Steven Gerrard called the second yellow card "embarrassing" and Rangers say they will now make a formal complaint about Collum's performance.
Image source, SNSWillie Collum sends Daniel Candeias off in Paisley
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Rangers followed their 0-0 home draw with Spartak with a League Cup semi-final defeat to Aberdeen, while Kilmarnock held on for a 1-1 at Ibrox.
Steven Gerrard's side struggled for fluency in the final third in all of those games and for 80 minutes on Saturday it looked like being a similarly frustrating story at St Mirren before Daniel Candeias found the top corner with what might have been a cross, with Alfredo Morelos grabbing a second goal in stoppage time.
Morelos is on 14 goals for the season and never gives defenders a moment's peace.
Spartak Moscow v Rangers (17:55)
Rangers have a positive record against Russian opponents, with eight wins and only two losses from 14 matches.
Away to Russian sides there has been one loss from six trips, although two wins did come on neutral territory.
The only away draw came earlier this season, when they held FC Ufa 1-1 in the play-off round, despite two red cards, to secure a 2-1 aggregate success. A good few fingernails were chewed that night as Rangers held on to reach the group stage.
Image source, SNSOvie Ejaria scored for Rangers away to Ufa back in August
Spartak Moscow v Rangers (17:55)
With Kyle Lafferty injured, there is no recognised striker on the Rangers bench. There is a first sighting of Gareth McAuley among the replacements, the Northern Ireland veteran defender having signed as a free agent in early September.
Spartak Moscow v Rangers (17:55)
Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageRyan Kent is a big miss. He carries the ball so well and gains important yards, which is important when you're playing a counter-attacking style
Spartak Moscow v Rangers (17:55)
Spartak Moscow: Maksimenko, Rasskazov, Kutepov, Bocchetti, Melgarejo, Roman Eremenko, Fernando, Zobnin, Popov, Luiz Adriano, Hanni.
Substitutes: Rebrov, Glushakov, Ze Luis, Dzhikija, Lomovitskiy, Eshchenko, Timofeev.
Rangers: McGregor, Tavernier, Katic, Goldson, Flanagan, Coulibaly, Ejaria, Arfield, Candeias, Morelos, Middleton.
Substitutes: Foderingham, Jack, Halliday, Ross McCrorie, Worrall, Grezda, McAuley.