So, draws for St Johnstone, Aberdeen and Motherwell in the first leg of the Europa League qualifying second round.

Thanks for your company tonight, we're back next week for the second legs.

Cheers.

St Johnstone boss Tommy Wright

"The players deserve credit as I thought they were excellent. We didn't expect them to have as many chances but they were better than I thought they were.

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"We're delighted to get a 1-1 draw but know how tough it's going to be next week."

Motherwell manager Stuart McCall

"Where we've been unfortunate is with the two penalties and incredible ricochets back into the box. They've had good chances and we've had good chances as well.

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"It was our first competitive game and we were rusty in areas. They were very good going forward and good players.

"It's all to play for now."

BBC Scotland pundit Michael Stewart

"All Scottish clubs in the hunt going into the next legs of their European ties. Well done."

Robert Spencer tweets:, external "Scottish Europa League teams going to have hard games next week. FC Groningen top Dutch side, and 2 away goals for Stjarnan."

James Rowe says:, external "You can't underestimate the power of the Groningen home crowd when they're pumped up. Tough task for Aberdeen #bbcsportscot"

Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes

"We're more than capable of going over there and winning. All in all, in the second half we didn't work their goalkeeper enough.

"They're confident but we were very good away from home last season.

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"It was very tight and I thought we created the better chances; I don't think Jamie Langfield had one save to make from distance. Losing the game would've been a disaster."

With Stuart McCall's appearing likely to win the first leg 2-1, UMF Stjarnan had other ideas and earned a second penalty - in added time - rifled home by Olafur Karl Finsen to square the tie.

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We'll have reaction from all three games soon, hopefully with the views of the managers.

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Kenny Innes tweets:, external "Still think Aberdeen will do the job next week and go through! In McInnes we trust. COYR"

SPLstats: "In 11 attempts, only one Scottish side has won a European tie after drawing 2-2 at home in the 1st leg - that was Celtic v Ajax in 1982/83."

BBC Sportsound pundit Billy Dodds

"Aberdeen aren't out of this tie and will be delighted they haven't conceded an away goal. I still think they'll progress."

A savage blow for Motherwell who looked likely to take a lead into the second leg in Iceland. Two penalties and two goals conceded by Stuart McCall's men.

As the hosts press for a third goal, the Icelandic outfit launch a final attack and are awarded a second penalty. And that man Finsen is there to rifle home a second and ensure it finishes 2-2.

No away goal conceded by the Dons which will please Derek McInnes. All to play for in the second leg.

Two minutes of added time at Pittodrie as Groningen continue to look menacing...

Kenny Innes: "Listening to Aberdeen online from sunny Cyprus! Hoping for a goal in the last 10 mins. COYR"

Billy Bunsen: "Motherwell were seeded. Because of the way the draw works Saints would actually be seeded in next round (because Luzern are)."

BBC Sportsound pundit Michael Stewart

"Great away result for @St_Johnstone_FC in @EuropaLeague. Well done to Steve MacLean picking up where he left off last season. Top player."

One goal may be enough to give the advantage going into the second leg, and as the sides push for it without much of a spark, the match seems destined to end goalless.

Motherwell come within a whisker of extending their lead at Fir Park as Keith Lasley is denied by Jonsson after collecting a superb pass from Iain Vigurs.

Aberdeen FC

"Change for The Dons - David Goodwillie makes his Dons debut, replacing Adam Rooney."