Rosenborg look up for this as Celtic goalkeeper Craig Gordon has to speed out of his area to mop up, with Alexander Soderlund galloping after a ball over the top of the home defence.

The visitors from Norway force an early corner but Dedryck Boyata is in the right place to nod the delivery away.

No chance to catch a breath after the drama in Spain as Celtic get the action started in Glasgow. Hold on to your hats...

Rosenborg could be a different proposition to the side that went down meekly 3-1 despite taking the lead in Champions League qualifying at Celtic Park.

Rini Coolen's Norwegian champions are unbeaten in 10 games since drawing the second leg in Trondheim and dropping into the Europa League.

They have won seven games in a row and have overtaken Brann at the top of the Eliteserien.

Celtic are themselves unbeaten in six outings since losing to AEK Athens in their Champions League play-off.

However, Brendan Rodgers' side are without a home win in 10 European group-stage fixtures and were held to a draw by promoted St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership on Friday.

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It's a fifth meeting between these two in five seasons, which means Celtic have taken on Rosenborg of Norway more times than some bottom six sides in the Premiership in that time.

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Rangers were second best for long spells at El Madrigal but the visitors dug in and improved as the game was stretched in the later stages.

Glenn Middleton made a big impact, Kyle Lafferty tucked away a great team goal and Allan McGregor made a vital save at a vital time.

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Celtic: Gordon, Lustig, Boyata, Benkovic, Forrest Tienery, Brown, Ntcham, McGregor Rogic, Edouard.

Substitutes: Bain, Hendry, Griffiths, Sinclair, Christie, Mulumbu, Johnston.

Rosenborg: Hansen, Hedenstad, Meling, Reginiussen, Denić, Jensen, Konradsen, De Lanlay, Søderlund, Hovland, Jebali.

Substitutes: Østbø, Vilhjálmsson, Trondsen, Levi, Gersbach, Lundemo, Šerbečić.

In tonight's other Group G game, Rapid Vienna have opened their account with a 2-0 home win over Spartak Moscow.

A tremendous start to the group campaign for Steven Gerrard's side, who twice came from behind to earn a point at El Madrigal.

Carlos Bacca rises at the back post to meet a cross from right and Rangers' hearts are in their mouths... But the Colombia striker can only head wide from a few yards. The small band of travelling fans are going through an emotional wringer here.

As we enter injury time, Villarreal line up a corner and Gerard Moreno's header flashes wide.

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Scott Arfield to win it for Rangers? No! It's a good save from Andres Fernandez, who gets down to smother the midfielder's shot on the stretch following a tremendous reverse pass from Graham Dorrans.

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With Borna Barisic off, Andy Halliday is filling in at left-back. Villarreal are looking a bit ragged now as they rush things.

Here's a look at that neat finish from Kyle Lafferty, which looks like earning Rangers a share of the spoils in Spain.

Still a bit to go though and Steven Gerrard's men will need to remain focused.

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Is Borna Barisic suffering from cramp? The Rangers full-back, who did so well to set up the second goal for the visitors, is struggling.

The Croat can't go on and there will be a first appearance since May for Graham Dorrans.

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Rosenborg coach Rini Coolen makes two changes from Sunday's 3-2 win away to Valerenga

Serbian Dorde Denic, a recent signing from Rad, comes into midfield along with winger Yann-Erik de Lanlay.

Anders Trondsen and Jonathan Levi drop to the bench, with strikers Nicklas Bendtner and Pal Andre Helland still sidelined through injury.

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