So, two 3-1 home wins as the Scotland v Austria double-header ends level.

The visitors went ahead in both games, with Rangers and Salzburg then turning it on after the break.

The Europa League action returns on 25 October, just three days before the League Cup semi-finals, which you might have heard mentioned a couple of times over the last few days...

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Both Rangers and Celtic will be in Premiership action on Sunday. League leaders Hearts are at Ibrox, while Brendan Rodgers' side visit St Johnstone.

Hearts are currently eight points ahead of Steven Gerrard's men, with Celtic in fifth place, two points better off than their Glasgow rivals.

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard told BT Sport: "I was very pleased. I thought we were excellent all over the pitch.

"That's the Rangers I want. If we get that consistently we'll become a team.

"I thought the supporters were incredible. Wow. I've been blown away by my players' performance.

"The level today was well deserving of the Europa League level without a shadow of a doubt.

"If we perform like that in our next two home games we'll get out of this group.

"That's the best we've played."

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Rangers captain James Tavernier tells BT Sport: "It was tremendous. During the game the fans were right behind us and pushed us on, and they pushed us on for that goal and Alfredo delivered.

"There's always pressure but I was always confident [with the penalty]. I'm just glad it went in the back of the net.

"It was crucial to get the three points at home. I thought it was one of the best performances I've seen from the boys."

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Rangers will go into their double-header with Spartak Moscow full of confidence after that stirring second half display.

The Russians come to Ibrox on 25 October in the next installment of Europa League action.

Celtic will be away to RB Leipzig on the same night.

What a finish from the Ibrox side. Was Alfredo Morelos your man of the match? There's still time to have your say with our Player Rater HERE.

Steven Gerrard maintains his unbeaten record in Europe after a much-improved display from his side after the interval.

It was all a bit wishy-washy until we got two goals in rapid succession on the stroke of half-time.

A different story in the second half, with the home side totally in command and playing with real fire.

Santi Cazorla nets a last-gasp penalty as Rangers' group rivals share six goals in a Moscow thriller.

A great night for Rangers, who are now top of Group G with four points.

Ibrox is rocking as the home side come from behind, with Alfredo Morelos scoring twice and James Tavernier slamming home a penalty.

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We're halfway through four minutes of stoppage time as Rangers break two on one...

Andrija Pavlovic is the latest visiting player to be booked as they struggle to find any fluency and loose the rag further.

Ryan Kent gets a huge ovation as he makes way for Andy Halliday. The winger really sparked Rangers into life in the second half.

I'm not sure Connor Goldson knew there was an offside flag fluttering as he barges Boli Bolingoli over in the box. Either way, no harm done...

Lorenzo Melgarejo has given Sparak Moscow a dramatic lead, meaning if the scores stay the same Rangers will be top of Group G.

Alfredo Morelos is chopped down... A crazy lunge from Rapid Vienna defender Mario Sonnleitner, who was never going to get there in time.

Zé Luís scores his second goal of the game - this time a header - to draw the home side level against Villarreal.

Alfredo Morelos makes a sweet connection with a shot on the turn from the edge of the penalty box but it flies straight at the keeper.