Summary

  • Francoise & Thill net for Progres

  • Europa League qualifying first round, second leg

  • Rangers hold 1-0 first-leg lead courtesy of Kenny Miller

  • Three changes for Rangers: Jordan Rossiter, Daniel Candeias, Alfredo Morelos come in

  • Jason Holt, Dalcio and Martyn Waghorn make way

  • Eduardo Herrera on Gers' bench

  1. HITS THE WOODWORKpublished at 63 mins

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    Lee Wallace crosses to the back post from the left for Niko Kranjcar but the Croatian hits the crossbar with his header from four yards.

  2. Jack in the boxpublished at 61 mins

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    Ryan Jack rises to meet Niko Kranjcar's corner kick from the right but heads the ball directly at the substitute goalie. The Gers midfielder ought to have done better, considering he had a free header from eight yards.

  3. Windass onpublished at 59 mins

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    Pedro Caixinha makes another switch, with Josh Windass on for Daniel Candeias.

  4. Progres showing beliefpublished at 58 mins

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    Progres's Sebastian Thill tries his luck from 30 yards as he picks up on a poor headed clearance. It's desperately wild but indicates the threat Rangers are facing. Rangers are having to defend.

  5. Painful viewingpublished at 53 mins

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    Jordan Rossiter is penalised for a studs-up challenge on Armenia striker Alexander Karapetyan. My, this is heavy-going. You wouldn't rule out a goal for the home team, while Rangers do not appear to be enjoying this match.

  6. No flow to Rangerspublished at 51 mins

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    Hmm. Rangers are slack. To state the obvious, considering the amount of new faces in their ranks, they are not playing as a team. Simple passes are going awry. The Bears in the crowd of 5,500 must be restless.

  7. CLOSE!published at 48 mins

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    Progres break at pace down the right and the Gers are exposed as Emmanuel Francoise cracks a shot towards the far corner. Wes Foderingham gets down quickly to finger-tip it away. The hosts have had the best two chances of the match.

  8. Rangers subpublished at 47 mins

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    Rangers have made one change, Dalcio on for Alfredo Morelos.

  9. KICK-OFFpublished at 46 mins

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    Rangers get the second half going.

  10. Can Progres break their Euro duck?published at 19:44 British Summer Time 4 July 2017

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    This is the Luxembourg club's seventh European campaign. They have yet to win a game...

  11. Rangers looking flatpublished at 19:41 British Summer Time 4 July 2017

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    Chick Young
    BBC Scotland

    "Rangers' finishing has been dreadful. There is nothing about them; luckily there is nothing about Progres Niederkorn either. Niko Kranjcar looks the guy most likely to change the game. He sees things, he makes a pass but he has no pace to get away."

  12. A tough watchpublished at 19:38 British Summer Time 4 July 2017

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    BBC Scotland football pundit Alex Rae: "It's been tough to watch. There hasn't been any fluency by either side, no tempo. You're looking for the new guys and you're just not seeing anything from anyone to get excited about."

  13. HALF-TIMEpublished at 45+4 mins

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    That's it for the first 45 minutes. Rangers have had 59% of the possession and two shots on target to the hosts' one. A goal for the Glasgow side would leave Progres Niederkorn needing to score three times, but if they concede the next goal they could be in trouble.

  14. ADDED TIMEpublished at 45+1 mins

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    There are four minutes of added time, one of which has been played.

  15. Half-time approachespublished at 45 mins

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    Daniel Candeias is fouled in the middle of the Progres half. Niko Kranjcar curls in a free-kick that is cleared for a corner by the rapidly retreating Adrian Ferino. However, the Light Blues cannot make anything from the set piece.

  16. Broadfoot joins Killiepublished at 42 mins

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    Earlier I mentioned that it is only nine years since Rangers played in the Uefa Cup final. One of their number from the 2008 campaign was Kirk Broadfoot - Kilmarnock have just announced that he has signed a three-year deal with them.

  17. Rangers forge a chancepublished at 36 mins

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    Jordan Rossiter tugs a shot a couple of feet past the Progres post. Rangers need to reassert themselves on the opposition, who will be boosted by that shot a moment ago from Olivier Thill.

  18. CLOSE!published at 34 mins

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    Progres number 10 Olivier Thill spins away from his marker and produces the best effort of the game so far. His meaty right-foot drive has Wes Foderingham scampering across his goal-line...only to see the ball flash past his right-hand post.

  19. Progres forced to change goalkeeperpublished at 32 mins

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    Our commentator Liam McLeod tells us it's 24 degrees in Luxembourg City, as Progres goalie Sebastian Flauss has to go off injured. Short-sleeved Charly Schinker enters the fray.

  20. Gers need a craftsmanpublished at 29 mins

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    There are too many Rangers players trying to play that ball straight down the middle for the strikers to run on to. Rangers do look sharper than last week but they need that extra craft. When you've got to break down a defence someone has got to produce a bit of magic.

    Former Rangers defender Craig Paterson