Djeidi Gassama's strike ends Rangers' run of 472 minutes without a goal in the Europa League.

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The second half has started in a similar style to the first - Donetsk dominating, Aberdeen defending.

An audacious attempt with the outside of the boot from full-back Vinicius Tobias leaves Dimitar Mitov on his heels, but thankfully for the goalkeeper it flies over the bar.

Derek Cornelius now appears to be playing left-back for Rangers, with James Tavernier at centre-back.

Bojan Miovski and Max Aarons are joining play for the second half.

Jayden Meghoma and Oliver Antman make way.

Kick-off at Pittodrie will soon follow.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

This has been a really disciplined performance so far from Aberdeen, and it has had to be against a Shakhtar side who have pushed and probed with plenty of possession.

The only negative has been the space the visitors were afforded for their equaliser.

The Dons will need to find a way of carrying a bit more of a threat in the final third, but when you consider the level of opposition they have done very well so far.

They will also have the benefit of the wind behind them in the second half.

Alan Hutton
Former Rangers defender on TNT Sports

This is a normal theme when it comes to Rangers this season, this is school-boy stuff.

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Here's more from Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers...

On Kasper Schmeichel's role in the opening goal: "He'll be really disappointed with it. It's a good strike and it's obviously moved a little bit, but I haven't spoken to him about it."

On Celtic's lack of goals: "Whatever it is, I need to find the solution to it. There's been too many games now where we haven't scored for a team that, last season, scored the most goals in the last 54 years in the club's history.

"It's my responsibility to find the solutions to that. We got into some good areas and the keeper made some good saves, but we still need to be more aggressive."

On whether summer recruitment has played a part: "It doesn't really matter what it is because nothing is going to change in that aspect until at least January, so I need to find an answer."

Aberdeen are still in it at the break, but probably a shade fortunate to be level.

Donetsk have dominated most of the ball and look dynamic going forward.

Arda Turan's side will be disappointed not to have created more clear-cut chances in the opening 45.

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Another galling half of football for Russell Martin's Rangers comes to an end.

Tomi Horvat and Otar Kiteishvili with the goals for the in-control Austrian hosts.

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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has been speaking at his post-match press conference and says he feels Kelechi Iheanacho's disallowed equaliser against Braga should have stood.

"I can't understand why the referee isn't asked to go and have a look at that," the boss said.

"If you look at it once, twice, I'm assuming the people in the VAR room have looked at it more than that, there's absolutely no way, whatever way you look at it, [Iheanacho] has touched it.

"That's a huge moment in the game. It was a big moment in the game. We started the half well and we continued to push."

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Nico Raskin, you trying to net an own goal?

Rangers were sliced open at the back, but the recovering Belgian midfielder raced back to intercept the pass and send the ball back - with relative pace - to Jack Butland on his goal line.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

While Shakhtar haven't been carving Aberdeen open, it has felt like that goal has been coming with the Dons increasingly camped in their own half.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker on TNT Sports

There has to be a serious level of criticism at Rangers defensively - as players and as a team.

Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

The finish is sublime, dinking it past Jack Butland, but how can Rangers allow that to happen?

They're absolutely sleeping.

Just the 80% possession so far for Shakhtar Donetsk.

Most of that has been in Aberdeen's half too, and the Dons have already put in some shift at the back to remain resolute.

The hosts look decent on the break, but this surely isn't a sustainable way to keep a lead this early on.

Youssef Chermiti is showing promise for Rangers, striking hard from a tight angle straight at the home keeper.

All too easy again from Sturm Graz as Jack Butland is forced into another stop.

If Rangers only concede once tonight, I'll be amazed.