"I expect Rangers to get through, whether it's without any problems, I'm not quite so sure," says BBC Sportsound pundit Craig Paterson.

"Rangers were sluggish at Ibrox (in the first leg). I expect that, after that game and a bit more training, they'll be sharper tonight. And they'll have to be.

"It's absolutely boiling here in Luxembourg and it's not a night for running about box-to-box; you've got to make the ball do the work.

"That's why, Rangers with the quality players, will have the edge. But Niederkorn have no pedigree at all in Europe - they've never won a match and have only scored one goal.

"However, having only lost 1-0 at Ibrox, they actually fancy their chances."

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Pedro Caixinha makes three changes to his Rangers starting line-up from the side that won 1-0 at Ibrox last week.

In come winger Daniel Candeias and striker Alfredo Morelos for their first starts, while midfielder Jordan Rossiter is also in from the off. Out of the side go Dalcio, Martyn Waghorn and Jason Holt.

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Liam McLeod
BBC Sport Scotland at the Stade Josy Barthel

"Rangers will be hoping to get through to the second qualifying round and a visit to Cyprus, by the look of things.

"But they've got business to take care of themselves this evening against Progres Niederkorn. They're 1-0 up from last week's first leg thanks to that Kenny Miller goal.

"They couldn't add to that tally on home soil - they'll hope to do so here at the Stade Josy Barthel, the national stadium in Luxembourg."

Hello and welcome to our coverage of the hideously early rounds of European competition. Rangers are in Luxembourg as they try to steer themselves into the second qualifying round of the Europa League. Progres Niederkorn stand in their way.