Player Raterpublished at 19:20
Rennes v Celtic (17:55)
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FT: Rangers (Ojo) 1-0 Feyenoord
James Tavernier misses from the spot after handball award in first 10 minutes
Sheyi Ojo smashes left-foot strike high into the net
FT: Rennes (Niang PEN) 1-1 Celtic (Christie PEN)
M'Baye Niang opens from the spot while Ryan Christie converts on the back of James Forrest's tumble
Rangers v Feyenoord & Porto v Young Boys (20:00) in Group G
Player Raterpublished at 19:20
Image source, SNSCLOSE!published at 65 mins
Rennes 1-1 Celtic
Now it's the visitors' turn to press to take the lead, as James Forrest does a wee Gangnam Style turn on the edge of the box before arrowing a shot narrowly over the bar.
CLOSE!published at 64 mins
Rennes 1-1 Celtic
The hosts come within a whisker - and a swish of Fraser Forster's right mitt - as a Grenier howizter about 25 yards from goal speeds wide. It looks like it's a corner, but a goal kick is awarded.
Four changes for Rangerspublished at 19:13
Rangers v Feyenoord (20:00)
Steven Gerrard makes four changes to the team that beat Livingston 3-1. Filip Helander and Borna Barisic come in for Nikola Katic and Andy Halliday in defence, while the Rangers manager opts for Glen Kamara and Ryan Jack over Joe Aribo and the injured Ryan Kent in midfield.
Their Dutch rivals go for a far more conservative approach: manager Jaap Stam makes just one change from the side that overcame Den Haag 3-2 at the weekend. Right winger Luciano Narsingh is dropped in favour of Steven Berghuis.
'Fantastic composure from Christie'published at 19:13
Rennes 1-1 Celtic
James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio ScotlandQuote MessageA brilliant penalty. The goalkeeper seemed to take an age to stop wiping his face with his towel, I actually thought the referee was going to book him for time-wasting. Fantastic composure from Ryan Christie, no chance of the goalkeeper saving it. Fantastic work from James Forrest to win the penalty.
Lennon shuffles Celtic packpublished at 56 mins
Rennes 1-1 Celtic
Before the penalty, Olivier Ntcham replaced Mohamed Elyounoussi in Rennes.
GOAL Rennes 1-1 Celticpublished at 19:10
Ryan Christie
Celtic are level. James Forrest takes a tumble under a Damien Da Silva challenge and the referee points to the spot.
Ryan Christie fires home the equaliser from the spot. Game. On.
Image source, BBC SportPENALTY TO CELTICpublished at 57 mins
'Celtic have to keep going'published at 19:07
Rennes 1-0 Celtic
James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio ScotlandQuote MessageIt's like Rennes are the away side. They're happy to try to sit back and try to get something on the counter. At the moment it's working because they're winning. But Celtic have to keep going and believe that they can get a chance. They look like they're going to create one and it looks like it's only a matter of time before they take it.
Rennes 1-0 Celticpublished at 53 mins
The pace has picked up in the second half of this absorbing Europa League encounter in Rennes. The hosts, ahead courtesy of that Mbaye Niang penalty, are being stretched by Celtic as the visitors search for an equaliser.
LINE-UPS from Ibroxpublished at 19:04
Rangers v Feyenoord (20:00)
Image source, BBC SportRangers: McGregor, Tavernier, Goldson, Helander, Barisic, Kamara, Davis, Jack, Ojo, Arfield, Morelos.
Substitutions: Foderingham, Edmundson, Defoe, Halliday, Aribo, Barker, King.
Feyenoord: Vermeer, Karsdorp, Ie, Botteghin, Haps, Kokcu, Fer, Tapia, Berghuis, Sinisterra, Larsson.
Substitutions: Bulow, Senesi, Narsingh, Jorgensen, Malacia, Toornstra, Burger.
Image source, BBC SportPENALTY APPEALpublished at 51 mins
Rennes 1-0 Celtic
Celtic appeal unsuccessfully for a penalty as Ryan Christie appears to be caught by Gnagnon in the corner of the box.
However, with an operatic shake of the head, referee José María Sánchez Martínez is having none of it.
It looked like Christie got his foot to the ball before being caught by Gnagnon but play rages on...
Celtic search for equaliserpublished at 47 mins
Rennes 1-0 Celtic
The visitors have started the second half on the front foot. Ryan Christie whips a dangerous free-kick into the box but captain Scott Brown can only glance his header wide.
"He's just under it [the header] but it's encouraging for Celtic, says BBC Sportsound pundit Neil McCann.
KICK-OFFpublished at 18:56
Rennes 1-0 Celtic
We're back under way in Rennes.
'Bolingoli mistiming challenges'published at 18:53
Rennes 1-0 Celtic
Neil McCann
Former Scotland and Rangers winger on BBC SportsoundQuote MessageWe've seen glimpses of what we thought about Boli Bolingoli coming up short a couple of times and mistiming challenges. He's been rash in terms of his decision-making.
'Penalty gave Rennes a lift'published at 18:51 British Summer Time 19 September 2019
HT: Rennes 1-0 Celtic
Neil McCann
Former Scotland and Rangers winger on BBC SportsoundQuote MessageThe penalty has given Rennes a lift because I think Celtic have been every bit as good as them. We're speaking about how good they are at beating PSG and being second in Ligue 1 but I think Celtic have actually been quite comfortable.
Image source, SNSImage caption, Mbaye Niang fired Rennes in front from the spot
'A horrendous mistake from Ajer'published at 18:46
HT: Rennes 0-0 Celtic
Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC SportsoundI'm sure Neil Lennon will be disappointed because that was a half that they were in control of. But the penalty - everything you want from a defender wasn't there. Kristoffer Ajer got too tight, went with the wrong leg, held his jersey and his hand. How can you do that when the referee is ten yards away from you? It was a stonewall penalty. A horrendous mistake from Ajer.
Image source, SNSImage caption, Rennes broke the deadlock from the spot after Kristoffer Ajer conceded a penalty
GOALpublished at 18:42
CFR Cluj 1-1 Lazio
The team that knocked Celtic out of Champions League qualification equalise against Lazio, with Ciprian Deac scoring from the penalty spot.
HALF-TIME Rennes 1-0 Celticpublished at 18:41
Celtic trail at the break and will be wincing at the thought of spurned chances against Rennes. Odsonne Edouard and Mohamed Elyounoussi squandered openings before Kristoffer Ajer conceded a penalty - duly rifled home by Mbaye Niang.
Image source, BBC SportADDED TIMEpublished at 45 mins
Rennes 1-0 Celtic
One minute of added time at the end of a pulsating first half in Rennes.