Nsame converts penalty after Bushiri handball & Wzsolek adds second
Return leg in Warsaw next Thursday as sides play for league berth
Dante Polvara scores to bring Aberdeen to life
Ester Solker header earns Aberdeen draw with FCSB
Remember you can keep up to date with Aberdeen and Hibernian on our dedicated BBC Sport pages.
You'll get reaction from David Gray on our Hibs page shortly, but you can find Jimmy Thelin's post-match thoughts just below.
We'll have more coverage across the weekend from the SPFL.
Until then...
FT: Hibernian 1-2 Legia Warsaw
Hibernian had their Premiership clash with Falkirk that was scheduled for Saturday postponed, giving them more time to recover for the second leg of this tie.
That takes place next Thursday night in Warsaw (20:00 BST).
FT: Aberdeen 2-2 FCSB
Image source, SNSAberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin tells BBC Scotland: "First of all, how I can say, we had the 12th player today.
"The fans helped us come back in the game and gave us a chance for the second leg, and the way we came back and created chances was good.
"Then, of course, we have to improve the composure when we arrive at the crossing zones and raise the quality. And of course the goals they score, it can't happen in this kind of game today, it happened.
"Of course they [FCSB] use situations really well and keep the quality when they get the chances, but it's more about how we behave in these situations, and even at beginning of the game we start creating chances.
"The mentality and the spirit from the fans to help us come back in this game is a positive thing, but we need to improve, we can't give away the situations we did.
"It doesn't matter if it's in the play-off or in the league or in a League Cup or Scottish Cup, we have to be much better in these situations because that's football and I think we learned a lot about ourselves today.
"Now we have one week to prepare ourselves for the second game and try to win that one, to go through.
"We have to be stable for the whole game to deserve to win, but again, the spirit the players showed today and with our fans was so important for us.
"The game is fully alive. We have a big chance to go through. We have to just do some parts better."
FT: Aberdeen 2-2 FCSB
Dons boss Jimmy Thelin has just been giving his post-match reaction.
We'll have that here very soon.
FT: Aberdeen 2-2 FCSB
Aberdeen took advantage of the option to postpone their league game at the weekend against Dundee United to focus on this tie.
The second leg in Bucharest is next Thursday (19:30 BST). FCSB play on Sunday in the Romanian Superliga.
FT: Aberdeen 2-2 FCSB
Former Romania goalkeeper and pundit Florin Prunea gave the the Dons no chance tonight.
"FCSB qualification, no problems, 100%, qualification without problems," he said.
"Two wins, both away and at home. FCSB will score at least two goals at Aberdeen."
Sure, they did score twice. But then they shipped two. Oops.
Aberdeen 1-2 FCSB
Dante Polvara scores to bring Aberdeen to life
FT: Aberdeen 2-2 FCSB
Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen defender on BBC Scotland
I'll tell you what, the Aberdeen players can take a lot from the second half, as can the manager.
He made important changes.
FT: Aberdeen 2-2 FCSB
Aberdeen captain Graeme Shinnie tells BBC Scotland: "Obviously disappointed to go two goals behind.
"The heart and the character, driven on by the crowd who were phenomenal, that was there to come back.
"It's in the balance, they're a good side. With the crowd's backing there as well, we could drive on and create more chances.
"That's more like what we should be with that level of intensity. The belief is firmly there. and we're looking forward to it."
Aberdeen goalscorer Ester Sokler tells BBC Scotland: "I'm happy with the goal, that's the striker's job, but I'm disappointed to not get more from this game.
"We have it in our hands for next Thursday. Maybe I could score one or two more, but this is football and we go again next Thursday."
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Ester Solker header earns Aberdeen draw with FCSB
Image source, SNSHibs will go to Warsaw with a lot to do, but they're not out of this tie.
Josh Mulligan's late strike has given David Gray's a lifeline.
Hibernian 1-2 Legia Warsaw
Jordan Smith saves one at the second attempt. That looked a bit shaky.
Hibs can't lose a goal here.
Hibernian 1-2 Legia Warsaw
Five minutes added in Leith.
That gets a roar from the Hibees.
Hibernian 1-2 Legia Warsaw
Jamie McGrath steps up to take the free-kick.
Less said about it, the better. Miles over.
Hibernian 1-2 Legia Warsaw
Hibs have won a free-kick in a dangerous position.
This would be quite the comeback...
Josh Mulligan
Here we go...
Junior Hoilett has a thumping header saved brilliantly, but Josh Mulligan follows up by smashing in the rebound.
Hibernian 0-2 Legia Warsaw
Five minutes of normal time remaining for Hibs.
Hibernian 0-2 Legia Warsaw
Hibs are going to regret not taking one or two of those chances.
We need to get at least one goal back tonight, or next week will be extremely difficult.
Mac
Hibernian 0-2 Legia Warsaw
Another huge chance goes begging for Hibs!
It's a delightful ball in from Nicky Cadden, picking out an unmarked Thibault Klidje at the front post, but he doesn't get anything like a decent connection on it, and it's glanced wide.
Had to score.
A two-goal comeback means Aberdeen go to Romania with this tie in the balance.
Ten-man FCSB were two up early in the second half before substitutes Dante Polvara and Ester Sokler dragged the Dons level.
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Josh Mulligan made it two goals in two games after his fine strike against Livingston on Sunday
At a glance
Hibs trail by a goal going into second leg of Conference League play-off
Josh Mulligan's late strike rescues poor performance against wasteful Legia Warsaw
Goals from Jean-Pierre Nsame and Paweł Wszolek had the Polish side cruising at Easter Road
Josh Mulligan's late strike resuscitated Hibernian's hopes of progressing to the Conference League as they emerged from the first leg of their play-off with Legia Warsaw at Easter Road trailing 2-1.
For much of this game, it looked like David Gray's side's European adventure had run its course as they put in a tired-looking performance and found themselves two goals down.
Rocky Bushiri's first-half handball resulted in a penalty that Jean-Pierre Nsame smashed high into the net, before Pawel Wszolek added a second on the stroke of half-time.
And in a moment that could prove pivotal, Legia had a third ruled out in the second-half after a lengthy VAR intervention. Bartosz Kapustka had tucked home what looked to be a tie-ender, but Wszolek was offside earlier in the build-up.
That lifeline buoyed Hibs and swung momentum back in their favour for the first time since the opening 10 minutes.
Mulligan was the beneficiary, getting onto a cross at the back post and reacting quickest when his initial shot was blocked to poke it under the keeper.
It could have easily gone another way, as Legia spurned a few golden chances to wrap the game up at 3-0.
Vahan Bichakhchyan missed the best of them, as he skied over from the back post when he was completely unmarked. Nsame missed another.
But Hibs were also guilty of missing a couple of sitters. Bushiri headed over and Thibault Klidje glanced wide from one of a series of Chris Cadden deliveries.
Come the end of the game in Warsaw, Hibs could still come to rue those chances but at the moment, Mulligan has given hope to his side.
The line-up against Livingston in the Premier Sports Cup on Sunday was the first time David Gray had rolled the dice and rested some of his European XI.
Those who missed out all came back in, but a tiredness haunted the starters at Easter Road as they struggled to get their second wind after a fast start.
The opening of the game was very physical, with Josh Campbell and Kieron Bowie wearing sore ones early on. It took the wind out of Hibs' sails and allowed Legia to get a foothold.
Hibs' haven't found themselves behind too often in recent times, but the experience of coming back against Partizan must have been in their minds as they grew in confidence towards the end of the game.
There were plenty of chances missed, so they go to Warsaw knowing they can cause problems for Legia, but they must be far more clinical if they are to make it to the group stage of a European competition for the very first time.
Hibernian head coach David Gray: "This tie is very much still alive. We've already said to the players that we went to Midtjylland, we went to Partizan, and had huge performances and results. We're going to need to do that again.
"It's big moments in the game. To goal just before half time was a poor goal. You can talk about the penalty but we're not going to do that. We can't affect that now.
"Clearly the one that's the factual one on the offside was a big moment in the game. If that goes 3-0, it's a very different night.
"I thought we had really good, clear-cut chances and should have done better with them. But I've just reminded the players that we've gone toe-to-toe with a team that went to the quarter-finals of the competition last season."
Hibs exercised their right to postpone this weekend's Premiership game with Falkirk, giving them more time to recover for the second leg of this clash.
That takes place next Thursday at Stadion Wojska Polskiego (20:00 BST).
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