Another change for Jaap Stam's troops: Jørgensen replaces the crimson-cheeked Larsson.

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Brilliant work by Alfredo Morelos tees up Rangers team-mate Ryan Jack.. but the midfielder balloons an effort high and wide of goal.

Sheyi Ojo's work is done, he's replaced by Brandon Barker.

Perfectly poised at Ibrox: Rangers have their noses in front but Feyenoord are growing in confidence.

Both sides are creating chances, will either take one of them?

Feyenoord cough up possession in midfield. The ball is recycled quickly by Rangers and played into the feet of Alfredo Morelos.

However, the Colombian striker blazes an effort high and wide of goal.

Sam Larsson, turning on a sixpence, speeds towards goal before seeing his low shot well saved by Allan McGregor.

The Rangers goalkeeper then keeps possession before clearing his lines.

A section of the away supporters have been pictured at Ibrox clashing with police and stewards.

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Rangers should be further ahead. Sheyi Ojo fluffs his lines before Alfredo Morelos sends a cracking ball across goal.. no takers.

Then Ojo gets underneath a ball into the box when any kind of touch would see Rangers go 2-0 up.

Will Steven Gerrard's men eventually rue these missed chances?

Steven Berghuis nutmegs Filip Helander but is then pulled back by the big defender. It earns the Swede a booking.

Rangers remain a goal to the good as we approach the hour-march.

When either side is in possession, the opposition are snapping at their heels. Space and time on the ball is at a premium.

Steven Berghuis zips in a menacing shot, brilliantly palmed away by the alert Allan McGregor and there are no takers in Feyenoord colours to apply the finish.

What a chance for Feyenoord. Captain Botteghin has a free header inside the box but sends it wide, via Connor Goldson, at the expense of a corner.

Rangers then clear the subsequent set piece. You get the feeling there are more goals in this one...

We're back under way at Ibrox.

Feyenoord manager Jaap Stam takes his place in the away dugout, chomping furiously on a prodigious amount of chewing gum.

Former Feyenoord and Liverpool star Dirk Kuyt is in the stand at Ibrox tonight. He'll have been impressed by the cat-like display of goalkeeper Kenneth Vermeer; less so, perhaps, by his former side's finishing in front of goal.

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Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound

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Celtic manager Neil Lennon: "I’m surprised we don’t have VAR in this competition. If we would've had it we would have had another penalty.

[On Bayo's red card] "There was no contact with the goalkeeper's face at all. The referee just changed his mind. I think Bayo can feel very hard done by.

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"Boli Bolingoli has a slight adductor strain. We didn’t want to take too many chances with him. We’ll assess him tomorrow – he may be a doubt for the next few games. I don’t think it’s too serious but it’s not like him to come off."

You can't take your eyes off this one. Feyenoord came roaring out of the traps in the opening minutes but Rangers have grown in confidence since taking the lead, courtesy of Sheyi Ojo's thunderbolt.

James Tavernier's penalty miss didn't derail Rangers. Ojo spurned a glorious chance to double their lead, with the hosts a goal to the good at the break.

However, the visitors continue to look dangerous on the counter...

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Celtic manager Neil Lennon: "I thought we were the better team. I was disappointed to come into half-time a goal down. We lacked composure in the final third in the first-half. We were just rushing things a bit. I asked the players for a reaction at the break and we certainly got one. We thoroughly merited a point if not the three."

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