So, Rangers see off Feyenoord to get their Europa League Group G campaign off to a winning start.

Earlier, Celtic came from behind to secure a point in Rennes in Group E, with Ryan Christie levelling from the spot.

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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard speaking to BT Sport: "They have some young players. Jaap Stam hasn't been in there for too long but player-for-player they'll have more experience than us. But tonight we had more will to win. I thought we hung in there, we defended really well, we blocked them on the inside of the pitch and I thought my two central defenders were outstanding.

"Allan [McGregor] became big for us at the right times. But when we won the ball back - if we had kept it better in the second half - I felt that we could have created even more against them. Because they were wide open."

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard speaking to BT Sports: "It's difficult at this level. You're coming up against good defenders and they're always breathing down your neck. I don't think anyone could have complained if we had got a few more goals tonight but at the same time Allan McGregor had to pull off a few saves.

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"I thought Feyenoord edged us in the second half in terms of possession but the lads have played out my game plan. I thought Alfredo [Morelos] was unplayable at times. He was outstanding. In terms of experience between the two teams, Feyenoord have more experience than us. They've been playing at this level for a lot longer. So I'm very pleased with my players. They deserve a lot of credit."

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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard speaking to BT Sport: "It was a great match. Feyenoord played their part in it. I thought we were outstanding in the first half. We could have went in at the break in a healthier position. If the penalty goes in and we had a couple of set-piece moments that we could have capitalised on.

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"Feyenoord improved in the second half and we never retained the ball well enough so it felt like it kept coming back. So with a bit more experience and a bit more time together, I'd like us to keep the ball better. Certainly when we're playing at this level and you have to keep the ball otherwise it will keep coming back at you."

Rangers captain James Tavernier speaking to BT Sport: "I'm happy that we got the win. It's a great strike from Sheyi [Ojo] but I thought the boys dug in really well. It has been a bad couple of days and obviously that's for Fernando [Riksen]."

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Rangers get their Europa League Group G campaign off to a winning start, Sheyi Ojo's superb strike proving the difference between the two sides.

James Tavernier's penalty miss didn't prove costly as Feyenoord couldn't find a way beyond an inspired Allan McGregor in the second half.

Connor Goldson is booked for late challenge on Narsingh.

Three minutes of added time at Ibrox. Can Rangers hold onto their slender lead?

Toornstra's free kick is brilliantly clawed away by Allan McGregor, who has denied this late Feyenoord flurry.

Late free-kick for Feyenoord deep in Rangers territory...

Once again, Allan McGregor produces a brilliant save to deny Narsingh. The ball is free in the box but Feyenoord have no one following up and Rangers' lead remains intact.

Joe Aribo replaces Glen Kamara as Rangers hope fresh legs will help to see out the match and claim three Europa League points.

Seven minutes plus added time remaining at Ibrox.

That's the perfect example of "taking one for the team". Glen Kamara halts a dangerous-looking Feyenoord counter-attack in its tracks and is booked by referee Antonio Miguel Mateu Lahoz.