Right on cue, a nice pass from Daniel Candeias gives Alfredo Morelos the chance to wriggle free and have a shot. His effort is blocked for a corner and, from the set-piece, the striker flicks the ball just over the top.

Rangers continue to knock Villarreal of their stride with a high press but they need to do more to get striker Alfredo Morelos involved.

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Nice feet from James Tavernier and the Rangers skipper is chopped down in the middle of the park. A chance to get the big men up... However, Tavernier's free kick is over-hit and the home defenders have to quickly scurry back up to the other end.

Rangers winger Glenn Middleton hauls a yellow shirted opponent down for the second time. A third time and the teenager is surely going into the book of Slovenian referee Matej Jug.

A scare for Rangers as left-back Jon Flanagan is caught napping at the back. Toko Ekambi hammers in a shot that Joe Worrall does well to block and the spinning ball just eludes a sliding Carlos Bacca at the back post.

The Spanish visitors look they want to knock it about but Rangers are snapping into challenges with tigerish ferocity.

Rangers come flying out of the traps, with a packed Ibrox roaring on their favourites. A couple of moves break down due to offsides before Scott Arfield stabs a shot on target. Straight at the keeper though...

And we're away at Ibrox. Can Rangers find the win that would take them to the top of Group G?

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Rangers: McGregor, Tavernier, Worrall, Goldson, Flanagan, Coulibaly, Jack, Arfield, Candeias, Morelos, Middleton.

Substitutes: Foderingham, Ejaria, Halliday, Ross McCrorie, Grezda, McAuley, Lafferty.

Villarreal: Fernandez, Mario, Alvaro, Funes Mori, Jaume, Caseres, Morlanes, Trigueros, Fornals, Toko Ekambi, Bacca.

Substitutes: Sergio Asenjo, Gerard, Sansone, Pedraza, Cazorla, Bonera, Chukwueze.

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard has been speaking to Rangers TV: "We were frustrated and disappointed after Spartak because we felt like we played well within the game, but it was maybe individual mistakes or careless defending why we've come away with nothing out the game.

"We always knew it was going to be tough, but we wanted something out of the game to really set Villarreal up, because we thought we might have the opportunity to beat Villarreal and be back in the driving seat.

"But I am excited about the game. We've got Champions League opposition coming. They have fantastic players.

"But, for us, it creates an opportunity and a stage that surely all my players are relishing."

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Rangers opened the group campaign with a stirring 2-2 draw at El Madrigal.

The visitors got off to a terrible start when Carlos Bacca thumped the Yellow Submarine in front inside the first minute and for much of the first half they were chasing shadows.

However, Steven Gerrard's side emerged from the break with more aggression and purpose and twice levelled through Scott Arfield and Kyle Lafferty.

"That result certainly gave us confidence and belief," Gerrard said yesterday. "I thought we finished as the stronger team."

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We'll bring you reaction from Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers, who is sure to be delighted.

Now we quickly turn our focus to Ibrox...

We mentioned Rangers great home record earlier. Steven Gerrard's men are yet to lose at home this season. In 14 games in all competitions at Ibrox, there have been 11 victories and three draws.

Villarreal have been struggling domestically, winning just three of their 13 league matches, but they visit Glasgow on a run of five unbeaten matches, although four have been draws.

That's it. Celtic now have a good shot at the last 32 in the Europa League after victory in Trondheim.

Scott Sinclair nodded in the only goal just before half time to move Celtic second in Group B.

If they can take something from group winners Salzburg in Glasgow, they will progress to the knockout phase.

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Leigh Griffiths has a lash at goal from 22 yards and Andre Hansen needs to look sharp to deal with the dipping strike.

Should the striker have held on to possession there?

Full time in Salzburg... The Austrians wrap up Group B with a 1-0 win over RB Leipzig. That's five wins from five for Salzburg.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Ooft! A hefty amount of stoppage-time. Nothing daft.

Celtic are struggling to hold on to the ball now. The passing rhythm and energy from the first half has evaporated and it's just a question of hanging on.

Celtic are sitting deep now, protecting what they have. Rosenborg are knocking it about but are not exactly busting a gut in search of an equaliser.